suppress start message of Matlab

Question

I want to call matlab in bash non-interactively and use its result outside Matlab.

For example, I have a script test.m

rand(3,4)
quit

Answer 1

To suppress the display of ans =, you can use the DISP function:

disp(rand(3,4));

To suppress that first warning message, you can try adding in the option -nojvm to see if that helps.

To suppress everything else, you can try this solution from a MathWorks Newsgroup thread that addresses the same problem.