问题
If the following code is executed MATLAB makes a mistake. Can someone verify this?
floor([0.1:0.1:2]/0.01)
So what is the 129 doing here??
ans = 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 129 140 150 160 170 180 190 200
回答1:
It is a floating point rounding error because of the colon-generated vector.
Like Rasman said, if you do:
floor((0.1:0.1:2 + eps) / 0.01)
There will be no rounding errors.
However, based on how the colon operator works, I suggest that you do the same calculation like this:
floor([(1:20)/10] / 0.01)
[Edit: following Rasman's comment, I will add that the latter approach works for negative values as well, while adding eps sometimes fails]
The bottom line is that it is better using the colon-operator with integer numbers to minimize rounding errors.
回答2:
It is probably doing a floating point calculation resulting in an inexact value of 129.99999999999999... something instead of 130. and then you floor it to 129.
回答3:
it's a rounding approximation brought on by the array construction. The solution would be to add eps:
floor([0.1:0.1:2]/0.01+ eps([0.1:0.1:2]/0.01))
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10930750/matlab-gives-wrong-answer