I installed the octave kernel for jupyter which works fine with nteract. In Atom I have the following packages installed: language-matlab, language-matlab-octave, hydrogen and Script. However when I load an .m file in Atom there is a red message for “No Kernel for grammar Matlab found”.
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Open the settings pane in Atom and navigate to the packages section.
Next, get to Hydrogen's settings page by searching for hydrogen then clicking Hydrogen.
Scroll down to the language mapping section and set octave (or whatever the kernel's name is) to matlab for the language:
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