Mathematical modeling is a method to abstract practical problems into mathematical models, and then predict and solve practical problems by solving the models. In the process of mathematical modeling, it is very important to choose the appropriate software tools, which can help us better understand and analyze the data and improve the efficiency of solving problems.

At present, there are many mathematical modeling softwares to choose from, among which MATLAB, Mathematica and Maple are commonly used. These softwares have powerful mathematical calculation ability and rich graphic drawing function, which can help us to complete various complicated mathematical operations and data analysis tasks quickly.

MATLAB is a mathematical calculation software developed by MathWorks Company in the United States. It supports many programming languages, including C, C++, Java and so on. It can easily perform matrix operations, symbolic operations, drawing and other functions. MATLAB also provides a rich toolbox, which can be used for mathematical modeling and simulation analysis in various fields.

Mathematica is a symbolic computing software developed by WolframResearch. It supports many programming languages, including Wolfram and Python, and can perform symbolic operation, numerical calculation, drawing and other functions. Mathematica also provides a wealth of function libraries and toolboxes, which can be used for mathematical modeling and data analysis in various fields.

Maple is a mathematical calculation software developed by Maplesoft Company in Canada. It supports many programming languages, including Maple and Python, and can perform symbolic operation, numerical calculation, drawing and other functions. Maple also provides a wealth of function libraries and toolboxes, which can be used for mathematical modeling and data analysis in various fields.