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Paragraph 189
Matter Number
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Paragraph Number
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Application Number
13189402
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Created
3/12/21, 12:00 AM
Modified
3/12/21, 12:00 AM
Id
2,762
Content
As described above, a bias is a preference, probability, or tendency of values for bits within a set of bits to exhibit a specific data pattern. In one embodiment, the known bias is a known ratio of binary ones and binary zeroes within a set of bits or groupings of sets of bits. The known ratio, in one embodiment, may be expressed as a proportion or percentage between zero and one, a ratio of zero representing a bias of exclusively one value and a ratio of one representing a bias of exclusively the other value. In one embodiment, the known ratio is greater than zero and less than one, meaning that the known ratio is offset between a ratio of exclusively one binary value and a ratio of exclusively the opposite binary. If the known ratio is greater than zero and less than one, a deviation in the read bias of the data set may occur in either direction from the known ratio and still remain detectable by the configuration module 352.
Notes
Added by DJM 3 2021