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Similar to "FORTRAN or Fortran?""FORTRAN or Fortran?", I've seen the Mathworks produced software package written as MATLAB (for example, see this Wikipedia article, and the product web site) and also as Matlab (for example, see this article on an toolbox put out by MIT's Lincoln Lab). Are we establishing a convention here, and if so, what convention?

Similar to "FORTRAN or Fortran?", I've seen the Mathworks produced software package written as MATLAB (for example, see this Wikipedia article, and the product web site) and also as Matlab (for example, see this article on an toolbox put out by MIT's Lincoln Lab). Are we establishing a convention here, and if so, what convention?

Similar to "FORTRAN or Fortran?", I've seen the Mathworks produced software package written as MATLAB (for example, see this Wikipedia article, and the product web site) and also as Matlab (for example, see this article on an toolbox put out by MIT's Lincoln Lab). Are we establishing a convention here, and if so, what convention?

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Matlab or MATLAB?

Similar to "FORTRAN or Fortran?", I've seen the Mathworks produced software package written as MATLAB (for example, see this Wikipedia article, and the product web site) and also as Matlab (for example, see this article on an toolbox put out by MIT's Lincoln Lab). Are we establishing a convention here, and if so, what convention?