The View from Eigenvector
EigenNews and EigenViews from Barry and the Eigenvector staff.
PLS_Toolbox Road Map
Jun 25, 2026
Here at Eigenvector we’re working hard on our next releases of PLS_Toolbox (and Solo). Given the changes to MATLAB over the past year we thought you’d appreciate some information about the roadmap to our next updates. Prior to the release of MATLAB R2025a, PLS_Toolbox was always compatible with the current release of MATLAB and an […]
Cleve Moler
Jun 14, 2026
Cleve Moler passed away May 20, 2026 and, quite rightly, much has been said about his contributions to the fields of mathematics and scientific computing. As creator of MATLAB his work had a profound impact on millions of scientists and engineers. The MATLAB universe includes tools for users in many different disciplines, from automobile and […]
In Maintenance? Assure Access to Helpdesk, Updates and More!
Apr 20, 2026
When you keep your maintenance contract active you get access to our Helpdesk plus you’ll receive all our software updates with new features and methods.
Beginning at the Beginning
Jul 7, 2025
At Eigenvector we’ve been teaching classes in chemometrics and machine learning since our founding more than 30 years ago, and I’ve been doing them slightly longer than that. Most of our classes are taught with equations that describe the various models we cover and how they are computed. (The exception of course is our Chemometrics […]
PLS_Toolbox and MATLAB 2025a
Jan 23, 2025
Eigenvector Research has always worked to make PLS_Toolbox compatible with the most current version of MATLAB, plus an approximate five year window of older versions. Compatibility with the upcoming MATLAB 2025a, however, presents unique challenges. In their transition to an entirely HTML-based interface, The MathWorks (TMW) has removed support for Java in 2025a. As a […]
The Software Sweet Spot for Metabolomics
Aug 21, 2019
I attended Metabolomics 2019 and was pleased to find a rapidly expanding discipline populated with very enthusiastic researchers. Applications ranged from developing plants with increased levels of nutrients to understanding cancer metabolism. Metabolomics experiments, however, produce extremely large and complex data sets. Consequently, the ultimate success of any experiment in metabolomics hinges on the software […]
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