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y = isfloat(a)
y = isfloat(T)
y = isfloat(q)
y = isfloat(a) returns 1 when the DataType property of fi object a is single or double, and 0 otherwise.
y = isfloat(T) returns 1 when the DataType property of numerictype object T is single or double, and 0 otherwise.
y = isfloat(q) returns 1 when q is a floating-point quantizer, and 0 otherwise.
isboolean | isdouble | isfixed | isscaleddouble | isscaledtype | isscalingbinarypoint | isscalingslopebias | isscalingunspecified | issingle

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