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quantization error

The difference between an analog wave and its digital representation. Also known as "quantization noise." See quantization.
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As mentioned earlier, the error in the signals may result from various noise sources, such as thermal noise, channel interference, quantization error, and systemic sample phase mismatch.
Normalization of the quantization error squared is expressed as
Two mode-dependent quantizers are set to balance the network congestion and quantization error. A Markov process is used to model the time delay which is used to describe the quantization density as a function.
Second, we propose the parity checks strategy to eliminate quantization error. Third, if the transmitted cipher image is not polluted by noises, the embedding rate achieves 2 bpp.
Disparity quantization error is reduced using multi fitting algorithm to obtain the effective and consistency in disparity mapping.
In these cases, the NGN network can be useful for 3D modeling since their average quantization error is below this range.
Although the results showed that the detection accuracy of the SVI system was high, surpassing 94%, in order to make the system to be more rapid, general and useful, further studies need to do: not only reducing the quantization error through increasing the resolution of seed images, but also lowering the amount of system calculation to save the computing time.
Therefore, the uncertainty of time measurement can be determined by quantization error only.
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