Phoenix - Your AI AssistantConvert your MATLAB code to clean, tested Python
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What you get with this Offer
You have MATLAB scripts or functions that work, but you want to move to Python: no licence costs, easier to share, easier to integrate. I am an M.Sc. mechatronics engineer who has worked with both MATLAB/Simulink and Python for years, including signal processing and measurement data.
WHAT YOU GET
• Your MATLAB code rewritten in idiomatic Python (NumPy, SciPy, pandas, Matplotlib)
• A side-by-side test: the Python version is run on the same inputs and its outputs are compared with the original MATLAB results
• Comments and a short README explaining how to install and run it
• Notes on any place where MATLAB and Python behave differently (indexing, rounding, toolbox functions)
SCOPE
Up to ~300 lines of MATLAB code without Simulink models or GUIs. Larger code bases, Simulink models or toolbox-heavy code can be quoted separately.
Please message me before buying and send the code (or an excerpt), so I can confirm the scope.
WHAT YOU GET
• Your MATLAB code rewritten in idiomatic Python (NumPy, SciPy, pandas, Matplotlib)
• A side-by-side test: the Python version is run on the same inputs and its outputs are compared with the original MATLAB results
• Comments and a short README explaining how to install and run it
• Notes on any place where MATLAB and Python behave differently (indexing, rounding, toolbox functions)
SCOPE
Up to ~300 lines of MATLAB code without Simulink models or GUIs. Larger code bases, Simulink models or toolbox-heavy code can be quoted separately.
Please message me before buying and send the code (or an excerpt), so I can confirm the scope.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
• The MATLAB files (.m) and any data files they need
• Example inputs and the expected outputs, if you have them
• Your MATLAB version and the toolboxes the code uses
• Where the Python code will run (Python version, operating system)