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e = exponentlength(q)
e = exponentlength(q) returns the exponent length of quantizer object q. When q is a fixed-point quantizer object, exponentlength(q) returns 0. This is useful because exponent length is valid whether the quantizer object mode is floating point or fixed point.
q = quantizer('double');
e = exponentlength(q)
e =
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The exponent length is part of the format of a floating-point quantizer object [w e]. For fixed-point quantizer objects, e = 0 by definition.
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