What causes a call typecastin MATLAB?
typecast
y=typecast(x,'single');
what does it mean? When I run typecast(3,'single'), it gives 0 2.1250.
typecast(3,'single')
0 2.1250
I donβt understand what it is.
I am trying to convert this to Java, how can I do this?
In the MATLAB manual:
single - Convert to single precisionSyntaxB = single(A) DescriptionB = single(A)converts matrix A to uniform precision, returning this value to B. A can be any numerical object (for example, double). If A is already single precision, the single has no effect. Unit values ββrequire less storage than double precision amounts, but have less accuracy and a smaller range.
single - Convert to single precision
Syntax
B = single(A)
Description
B = single(A)converts matrix A to uniform precision, returning this value to B. A can be any numerical object (for example, double). If A is already single precision, the single has no effect. Unit values ββrequire less storage than double precision amounts, but have less accuracy and a smaller range.
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