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b = lsb(a)
p = lsb(q)
b = lsb(a) returns the scaling of the least significant bit of fi object a. The result is equivalent to the result given by the eps function.
p = lsb(q) returns the quantization level of quantizer object q, or the distance from 1.0 to the next largest floating-point number if q is a floating-point quantizer object.
This example uses the lsb function to find the value of the least significant bit of the quantizer object q.
q = quantizer('fixed',[8 7]);
p = lsb(q)
p =
0.0078eps, intmax, intmin, lowerbound, quantize, range, realmax, realmin, upperbound
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