What is a double matrix?
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I have data that I need to convert into a double matrix. How do I do that ?
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Awais Saeed
on 11 Dec 2021
Edited: Awais Saeed
on 11 Dec 2021
What is your data, its dimensions and data type?
Zach Hanses
on 11 Dec 2021
KSSV
on 11 Dec 2021
You may proceed with the existing sinlge, Why you want to convert it to double ?
Zach Hanses
on 11 Dec 2021
Awais Saeed
on 11 Dec 2021
Decimal point data (aka floating pointer numbers) can be represented as either single precision numbers or double precesion numbers. Single precision data takes 32bits in memory while double precision data takes 64bits. The greater the number of bits, the higher the accuracy. But you can easy tell that double precision costs you more memory. Read more here.
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KSSV
on 11 Dec 2021
0 votes
If it is a string, read about str2num, str2double.
If it is a single, use double.
If it is a sym class, use double.
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Zach Hanses
on 11 Dec 2021
Zach Hanses
on 11 Dec 2021
In MATLAB every variable has a class. You can get the class using the function class......the numbers i.e. floatingpoint numbers can be single or double. If your precipitation is a single, and you want it to double, yes use:
double(precipitaiton)
A = magic(4) % data type is double
s = single(A) % convert double to single
d = double(s) % convert single to double
whos
retime() works fine with single precision.
dates = datetime('2000-01-01') + calmonths(0:3:35).'
data = randn(size(dates), 'single')
TT = timetable(dates, data)
TT5 = retime(TT, 'yearly', 'mean')
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