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The easiest way would probably be to use mEngine. I have not worked with it, but I am pretty sure it will be a breeze to install and use. Not sure exactly how the expressions will be transferred though.

Otherwise you could just write the expressions into text files. Then you can run f=sym(somestring); to have MATLAB parse it into a symbolic object. Then just substitute using subs().

Edit : Check thisthis answer.

The easiest way would probably be to use mEngine. I have not worked with it, but I am pretty sure it will be a breeze to install and use. Not sure exactly how the expressions will be transferred though.

Otherwise you could just write the expressions into text files. Then you can run f=sym(somestring); to have MATLAB parse it into a symbolic object. Then just substitute using subs().

Edit : Check this answer.

The easiest way would probably be to use mEngine. I have not worked with it, but I am pretty sure it will be a breeze to install and use. Not sure exactly how the expressions will be transferred though.

Otherwise you could just write the expressions into text files. Then you can run f=sym(somestring); to have MATLAB parse it into a symbolic object. Then just substitute using subs().

Edit : Check this answer.

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The easiest way would probably be to use mEngine. I have not worked with it, but I am pretty sure it will be a breeze to install and use. Not sure exactly how the expressions will be transferred though.

Otherwise you could just write the expressions into text files. Then you can run f=sym(somestring); to have MATLAB parse it into a symbolic object. Then just substitute using subs().

Edit : Check this answer.