Using 'single' arrays with the "filter" command

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We have to minimize our application's memory footprint and execution time, so I'm trying to move from "double" data arrays to "single" data arrays. The problem is that the "filter" command appears to return "double" filter states. Is there a way to use "single" data with the filter or even the "conv" command?

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Jonathan Sullivan
Jonathan Sullivan 2012-11-19
Make sure all your inputs to filter are singles.
Here's an example for a simple moving average:
x = rand(100,1,'single');
a = ones(1,10,'single')/single(10);
b = single(1);
xf = filter(a,b,x);
class(x)
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Jim Clay
Jim Clay 2012-11-20
I have done that, but the second output, the final filter state, is still double.

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Jan
Jan 2012-11-20
编辑:Jan 2012-11-20
See: FEX: FilterM, which accepts singles also.
Do you mean the 2nd output of filter with "double filter states"?

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