MATLAB: Changing the quantization range while using ‘uencode’

uencode

While using 'uencode', the quantization takes place in steps of 1 starting from 0 (y-axis). How can I change this to, let's say, -10 to 10?

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Use rescale()

x = rand(1, 10);
y = uencode(x, 3);
y_new = rescale(y, -10, 10);

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X = sign(round((rand(10)-.5)*2));
imagesc(X);
un_X = unique(X);
colormap(cool(length(un_X)));
H = colorbar;
set(H,'ytick',un_X);

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MATLAB: How to specify the length of a product of two fixed-point numbers with Fixed-Point Toolbox

To cast a variable into another, you should use subscripted assignment. The rounding and overflow characteristics are taken from the left-hand-side variable's fimath settings.

% set fixed point variable display behavior
p = fipref;
p.NumericTypeDisplay = 'short';
p.FimathDisplay = 'none';
p.LoggingMode = 'on';
format compact
% Set integer and fractional number of bits
DataWordLength = 4
DataFracLength = 3 
MultWordLength = 8
MultFracLength = 7
AccWordLength = 10
AccFracLength = 8
% Apply bit widths to named types
Tdata = numerictype('WordLength', DataWordLength, 'FractionLength', DataFracLength)
Tmult = numerictype('WordLength', MultWordLength, 'FractionLength', MultFracLength)
Taccum = numerictype('WordLength', AccWordLength, 'FractionLength', AccFracLength)
% Accumulator sum/mult characteristics
F = fimath('ProductMode','SpecifyPrecision', ...
      'ProductWordLength',AccWordLength, 'ProductFractionLength',AccFracLength, ...
      'SumMode','SpecifyPrecision', 'SumWordLength', AccWordLength, ...
      'SumFractionLength',AccFracLength)
% experiment
Fdata = fimath('ProductMode','SpecifyPrecision', ...
      'ProductWordLength',DataWordLength, 'ProductFractionLength',DataFracLength, ...
      'SumMode','SpecifyPrecision', 'SumWordLength', DataWordLength, ...
      'SumFractionLength',DataFracLength)
% set data values
x = fi(-1, Tdata, F)
y = fi(-1, Tdata, F)
z = fi(-1, Tdata, Fdata)
acc = fi(0, Taccum, F)
mult = fi(0, Tmult, F)
% multiply two numbers
mult(:) = x * y
acc(:) = x * y
% Now try to move the data from "acc" into a variable that has the same
% size as x or y.
z(:) = acc

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