MAT-File Format - SERC
MAT-File Format - SERC
MAT-File Format - SERC
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Level 5 <strong>MAT</strong>-<strong>File</strong> <strong>Format</strong>symbols that are used to represent these data types in the examples in thisdocument.Table 1-1: <strong>MAT</strong>-<strong>File</strong> Data TypesValue Symbol <strong>MAT</strong>-<strong>File</strong> Data Type1 miINT8 8 bit, signed2 miUINT8 8 bit, unsigned3 miINT16 16-bit, signed4 miUINT16 16-bit, unsigned5 miINT32 32-bit, signed6 miUINT32 32-bit, unsigned7 miSINGLE IEEE 754 single format8 -- Reserved9 miDOUBLE IEEE 754 double format10 -- Reserved11 -- Reserved12 miINT64 64-bit, signed13 miUINT64 64-bit, unsigned14 mi<strong>MAT</strong>RIX <strong>MAT</strong>LAB array15 miCOMPRESSED Compressed Data16 miUTF8 Unicode UTF-8 Encoded Character Data17 miUTF16 Unicode UTF-16 Encoded Character Data18 miUTF32 Unicode UTF-32 Encoded Character DataThe UTF-16 and UTF-32 encodings are in the byte order specified by the EndianIndicator (See “Header Flag Fields” on page 1-7). UTF-8 is byte order neutral.1-9
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