XOR operation of double values?

I have a chaotic sequence of 65536 values in sy and the binary equivalent is stored in sybin as type double. Sybin has 65536 binary values as a column matrix and i need to xor some integer values in the following steps with sybin(i) where i=1,2,3,... So i convert those integer values to binary. But i couldnot xor it because i cant access the 8 bits from sybin (sybin(1)) comletely. Please help me with this.

[James Tursa]

Pleas provide a short example of your problem, not just a worded description. Show the values of a few samples, tell us the exact class and size of the variables, show us the current code you are using, and tell us what seems to be going wrong and what the desired output should be.

[Sneha P S]

%Tent Map
u = 1.99;
N = 65536;
x = linspace(0,1,N);    % create a vector of x-positions

for i=1:N
    if x(i) < 0.5 
        y(i)=u*x(i); 
    elseif x(i) >= 0.5
        y(i)=u*(1-x(i));
    end
    sy(i) = mod(round(y(i) * 10^10),256);

end
 sybin = (dec2bin(sy)) - '0';

This is what is in sybin.

similarly two more sequences sbbin and sdbin.

three of these as 65536*8 double.

now i need to implement the below equations.

How could i get the values s1(i).

Answer 1

[Jan]

James' comment is very useful. Currently answering requires too much guessing to be efficient. But I try it:

xor works on variables of type double directly. There is no need to convert them to char vectors (also called "binary", but this is a weak interpretation). Try this:

a = randi([0, 255], 1, 10)
xor(a, 17)

[Ikram Jumakulyyev]

It doesn't work

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