imstatistics significant figures
Guest wrote on Oct 20, 2005
Hi John,
By default the output is printed using a '%10.4g' format, but if
you turn off the 'format' parameter to print the column headings a more
general '%g' format is used and you'll see the extra precision.
Otherwise, a code change is required to change the format.
Cheers,
Mike Fitzpatrick
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By default the output is printed using a '%10.4g' format, but if
you turn off the 'format' parameter to print the column headings a more
general '%g' format is used and you'll see the extra precision.
Otherwise, a code change is required to change the format.
Cheers,
Mike Fitzpatrick
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