I have a column data A composed of Int32 numbers, and another column data B composed of single precision numbers. When I try to put them into one array C, my single precision numbers were botchered into integers.
C = [A, B];
Why is Matlab set up this way? Due to the loss of precision, my final calcualted values are way off. It took me quite some time to find out this is the reason.I have a column data A composed of Int32 numbers, and another column data B composed of single precision numbers. When I try to put them into one array C, my single precision numbers were botchered into integers.
C = [A, B];
Why is Matlab set up this way? Due to the loss of precision, my final calcualted values are way off. It took me quite some time to find out this is the reason. I have a column data A composed of Int32 numbers, and another column data B composed of single precision numbers. When I try to put them into one array C, my single precision numbers were botchered into integers.
C = [A, B];
Why is Matlab set up this way? Due to the loss of precision, my final calcualted values are way off. It took me quite some time to find out this is the reason. int32, array MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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