> yet it remains unrivalled in control engineering
No, its usage is just declining slower in those areas because ppl don't want unnecessary change introducing unnecessary defects, esp since safety and reliability matters a lot for some equipments, and also engineers spend time on smth else than learning new languages and frameworks.
In 20 years Matlab will be as legacy as Fortran is now, still some left but mostly forgone.
No, its usage is just declining slower in those areas because ppl don't want unnecessary change introducing unnecessary defects, esp since safety and reliability matters a lot for some equipments, and also engineers spend time on smth else than learning new languages and frameworks.
In 20 years Matlab will be as legacy as Fortran is now, still some left but mostly forgone.