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... patterns being manipulated has an odd number of 1s and a pattern is found with an even number of 1s , an error must have occurred . To use this principle , we need a system in which each pattern contains an odd number of 1s . This is ...
... patterns being manipulated has an odd number of 1s and a pattern is found with an even number of 1s , an error must have occurred . To use this principle , we need a system in which each pattern contains an odd number of 1s . This is ...
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... pattern before it will look like another legal pattern . ) If a single error has occurred in a pattern , we can also figure out what the original pattern was , because the modified pattern will be a Hamming distance of only one from its ...
... pattern before it will look like another legal pattern . ) If a single error has occurred in a pattern , we can also figure out what the original pattern was , because the modified pattern will be a Hamming distance of only one from its ...
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... pattern for 5 by complementing 1011 ( the pattern for – 5 ) to obtain 0100 and adding one to obtain 0101 . The coding of a value using the two's complement system is really quite simple . Nonnegative values are represented by the bit ...
... pattern for 5 by complementing 1011 ( the pattern for – 5 ) to obtain 0100 and adding one to obtain 0101 . The coding of a value using the two's complement system is really quite simple . Nonnegative values are represented by the bit ...
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Introduction | 1 |
PART ONE Machine Architecture | 19 |
Data Manipulation | 61 |
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