Writing a program that checks if an array's elements are integers.
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I want to write a program which, given a matrix, will return another matrix (the same size) containing a '1' if the corresponding entry in the input matrix is an integer (0, +-1, +-2, +-3, etc...) and a '0' otherwise.
For example, if given a matrix, say, A:
A(1,:)=[1.0000 9.1338 2.7850];
A(2,:)=[9.0579 2.0000 5.4688];
A(3,:)=[1.2699 0.9754 3.0000].
I would expect the following output:
[1 0 0]
[0 0 0]
[0 0 1].
I tried having a look at isint, but this only seems to handle whole matrices (not individual entries), and when it says that it looks for integers, it doesn't necessarily mean all whole numbers, which is the meaning I want to use.
I could code this easily using for loops, but obviously I'd like a faster alternative if at all possible. When I tried using array operations, I can only seem to get a program to generate a single output (i.e. just a '0' or a '1') for the whole matrix, rather than the element-by-element output that I'm after.
Thanks in advance.
PS I'm using MATLAB R2009a on Windows Vista Home Premium (32-bit).
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