
Mathematical computing software applications like MATLAB, Mathematica, and LabView benefit greatly by using CUDA-enabled GPUs. These very-high level scripting and language software applications can use the CUDA FFT and BLAS libraries besides writing CUDA functions for key kernels.
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| Accelerating Black-Scholes in MATLAB using Jacket plugin Accelereyes |
Accelerating Image Processing in MATLAB using CUDA Luo, Duraiswami |
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Download Software for MATLAB Acceleration using CUDA-enabled GPUs
- Jacket engine for MATLAB from Accelereyes
- Sign up for MathWorks beta for MATLAB Accelerated by CUDA
- MathWorks White Paper on how to accelerate MATLAB using MEX and CUDA Functions
- GPULib: Mathematical Functions for IDL and MATLAB
- Integrating Simulink with CUDA using S-functions
- Enabling GPU Computing in the R Statistical Environment
- Mathematica Plug-in for CUDA
- CUDA GPU Library for LabVIEW from National Instruments
- Canny Edge Detection using CUDA
- CUDA MATLAB Tutorial
- 2D CUDA-based BiLinear Extrapolation
- Fast 2D CUDA-based Convolution
- Affine Transformation in Optical Quadrature Microscopy
- Tesla/CUDA Success stories
- Other Tesla Vertical Solutions
- CUDA Software Development Tools & Libraries


