MATLAB Function Reference |
Syntax
Description
Inf
returns the IEEE arithmetic representation for positive infinity. Infinity results from operations like division by zero and overflow, which lead to results too large to represent as conventional floating-point values.
Inf('double')
is the same as Inf
with no inputs.
Inf('single')
is the single precision representation of Inf
.
Inf(n)
is an n
-by-n
matrix of Inf
s.
Inf(m,n)
or inf([m,n])
is an m
-by-n
matrix of Inf
s.
Inf(m,n,p,...)
or Inf([m,n,p,...])
is an m
-by-n
-by-p
-by-... array of Inf
s.
Inf(...,classname)
is an array of Inf
s of class specified by classname
. classname
must be either 'single'
or 'double'
.
Examples
1/0
, 1.e1000
, 2^2000
, and exp(1000)
all produce Inf
.
Inf-Inf
and Inf/Inf
both produce NaN
(Not-a-Number).
See Also
ind2sub | inferiorto |
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