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BitStream: Decentralized File Hosting Incentivised via . . . Files are split into fixed-sized chunks and then hashed into a Merkle tree to derive a unique fileId This is a common technique, usually used in file-sharing networks such as BitTorrent Figure 1: The fileId is the Merkle root of the file’s chunks It uniquely identifies the correct file
BitSAD - University of Wisconsin–Madison BitSAD, or Bitstream Synthesizer and Designer, is a domain-specific language written in Scala It provides custom types, classes, operators to make designing machine learning, com-puter vision, or generic linear algebra based algorithms for bitstream computing easy
Bitstream Configuration - Springer Abstract This chapter will introduce the final step of FPGA application design EDA–bitstream configuration, including bitstream generation, compression, encryp-tion, and programming
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DIGITAL AUDIO EFFECTS APPLIED DIRECTLY ON A DSD BITSTREAM 3 1 Bitstream addition amental signal processing is the addition of two signals O’Leary and Malobert [15] demonstrated an elegant bitstream adder (Figure 2) The oversampled nature of the bit-stream allows one to use a simple feedback loop whereby two bitstreams are