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... Input in bits per s Fig . 5-13 Relationships between rate of information input in bits per second and rate of output in total bits and correct bits per second . Either a dot or a gap represents a bit in the input . For each 2.6 dots in the ...
... Input in bits per s Fig . 5-13 Relationships between rate of information input in bits per second and rate of output in total bits and correct bits per second . Either a dot or a gap represents a bit in the input . For each 2.6 dots in the ...
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James Grier Miller. Information input in bits per s Fig . 5-28 Theoretical curve based on average performance data of cells under various rates of pulse - interval coded information input . o represents minimum discriminable time ...
James Grier Miller. Information input in bits per s Fig . 5-28 Theoretical curve based on average performance data of cells under various rates of pulse - interval coded information input . o represents minimum discriminable time ...
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... bits per s input rate , but the fastest single output - rates , Percent omission ยท 50 40 30 20 5 10 0-1 0 ----- 0-2 Output in bits per s 4 3 N T 5 Input in ... input rates , followed by successive signif- icant 180 INFORMATION INPUT OVERLOAD.
... bits per s input rate , but the fastest single output - rates , Percent omission ยท 50 40 30 20 5 10 0-1 0 ----- 0-2 Output in bits per s 4 3 N T 5 Input in ... input rates , followed by successive signif- icant 180 INFORMATION INPUT OVERLOAD.
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