how to conver double data type into signed binary in matlab?

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I want to a certain data which is in double format converted into signed binary data type.
I'm providing the data in text file.
I want converted data also in single column matrix form
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vinay pratap srivastava
vinay pratap srivastava on 15 Jan 2019
I'm shocked that you actually asked what is "signed binary"
Signed mean first bit represent the sign & later its value.
Positive Signed binary numbers
The binary numbers having their MSB 0 are called “Positive signed binary numbers”.
Negative Signed binary numbers
The binary numbers having their MSB 1 are called “Negative signed binary numbers”.
Guillaume
Guillaume on 15 Jan 2019
I'm shocked that you actually asked what is "signed binary"
You need to get off your high horse and reflect on the fact that your question is very badly worded.
The concept of signed binary numbers normally applies to integers only. Furthermore, as per my link, there are many ways to store the sign of a binary number, of which using the MSB is but one option. So Adam is correct to ask what is signed binary since you haven't told us which method to use.
Also, you certainly haven't explained how that apply to double numbers which are normally stored using IEEE 754 representation.
Perhaps, you should tell us what exact result you expect for 3.262e-37.

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Adam
Adam on 15 Jan 2019
A = A = [-1.9, 1.7, -9, 12 13 -90 0]'
result = sign( A );
will give you -1, 0 or 1 depending on the sign of your data. Here A is just an example obviously. You would load your data in and use that instead.

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