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Return the largest denormalized quantized number for a quantizer
Syntax
Description
x = denormalmax(q) is the largest positive denormalized quantized number where q is a quantizer. Anything larger than x is a normalized number. Denormalized numbers apply only to floating-point format. When q represents fixed-point numbers, this function returns eps(q).
Examples
returns the value x = 0.1875 = 3/16.
Algorithm
When q is a floating-point quantizer, denormalmax(q) = realmin(q) - denormalmin(q).
When q is a fixed-point quantizer, denormalmax(q) = eps(q).
See Also
denormalmin, eps, quantizer
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