matlab parpool
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The parpool function in MATLAB creates a parallel pool of workers for executing code in parallel. This can speed up the execution of code that can be parallelized, such as for loops or matrix operations.
To use the parpool function, first open MATLAB and create a new script file. Then, type the following code:
```matlab
pool = parpool();
```
This will create a new parallel pool with the default number of workers (usually the number of cores on your computer).
You can also specify the number of workers to use by passing an argument to the parpool function:
```matlab
pool = parpool(4);
```
This will create a parallel pool with 4 workers.
Once you have created a parallel pool, you can use it to execute code in parallel by using the parfor loop instead of the regular for loop. For example:
```matlab
parfor i=1:10
disp(i);
end
```
This will execute the loop in parallel, with each iteration being executed by a different worker in the parallel pool.
When you are done using the parallel pool, you can close it using the delete function:
```matlab
delete(pool);
```
This will close the parallel pool and free up the workers for other tasks.