This estimate is accurate for a long time interval and a high number of bit errors.
All uneven bit errors are detected by generator polynomials with even number of terms.
We're going to figure out what kinds of levels of bit errors we can expect.
As a result, bit errors on disks are proactively healed before they become an issue to the user.
K.28.7 is the only comma symbol that cannot be the result of a single bit error in the data stream.
Thus the above expression signifies a single bit error in the place.
The bit error can be detected by computing the parity of the red, green, and blue circles.
It is not difficult to show that only single bit errors can be corrected using this scheme.
Measures must be taken to minimize the number of potential bit errors on the transmission link.
The number of bit errors (the underlined bits) is in this case 3.
