The phrase "a group of bits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, data processing, or digital communication to refer to a collection of binary digits.
Example: "In computer science, a byte is often defined as a group of bits that represents a single character of data."
Alternatives: "a collection of bits" or "a set of bits".
Encoding is performed by mapping a group of n bits to 2 n BPSK symbols, or a group of 2n bits to 2 n 4-QAM symbols.
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Let the set A = m,..., n',... m',..., n denotes an ordered index set (i.e., m < n' < m' < n) of a group of unreliable bits.
For example, if slot sizes can have 32 possible values, each slot size can be determined from a group of 5 bits.
A group of equivalent bit channels is defined by including a mapper to convert bits B1,…,B m to a symbol and a soft demapper to map a symbol to Lvalues, L1,…,L m.
Analogous to the biological process, a variable-length binary string is generated as the "DNA" of the GE process, where a consecutive group of bits is considered to be a single codon.
"It was here that I froze and became very frightened because a big shell had just burst and blown a group of lads to bits; there were bits of men all over the place, a terrible sight, men just blown to nothing.
Lu et al. proposed a Group-Of-Picture (GOP- level bit allocation [18] scheme and Shen et al. proposed another frame-level bit allocation method which decreases the averaGOP- leveld deviation of video quality [19].
The IR-DFEC and HIR-DFEC transmissions use additionally a group of 3600 check bits computed and transmitted by the RN (or RNs), the global coding rate being.
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