When you see <...> brackets in a value definition or example like that, it generally means “replace this with the actual value appropriate for your environment”, instead of using literal <...> brackets in the value. So instead of this:
setenv('DIR_MODELS_REF_DAT', '</Users/username/Downloads/package/dat/iri2016>')
You should use something like this:
setenv('DIR_MODELS_REF_DAT', '/Users/username/Downloads/package/dat/iri2016')
And you should replace that “username” with your actual username; e.g. if your username is “jamie”, it should be:
setenv('DIR_MODELS_REF_DAT', '/Users/jamie/Downloads/package/dat/iri2016')
A nicer way to do this is to just query your home directory using getenv:
setenv('DIR_MODELS_REF_DAT', [getenv('HOME') '/Downloads/package/dat/iri2016'])
That way you don’t have to modify the code when it’s run as a different user.
Can you tell us exactly what Matlab package you’re using here?
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