The phrase "arithmetic precision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, computing, or any field where numerical accuracy is important.
Example: "The calculations were performed with high arithmetic precision to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "numerical accuracy" or "mathematical precision".
These applications have drastically different arithmetic precision and scratch pad memory (SPM) size requirements.
An interesting phenomenon we noticed was that the MCU exhibited different arithmetic precision for floating point operations in different ranges of numerical values.
Taken together, the new research suggests that math teachers might do well to emphasize the power of the ballpark figure, to focus less on arithmetic precision and more on general reckoning.
Finally, some clarification is also provided of certain subtle issues concerning the accuracy of the finite element solution and monotonic convergence characteristics, and their dependence on the arithmetic precision of the computer employed is indicated.
The DCT arithmetic precision chosen is 20 bits, and the quantization precision chosen is 28 bits.
In practice, however, due to lack of arithmetic precision, numerical errors may lead to a loss of these properties.
In this letter, we develop a fixed-point arithmetic, low precision, implementation of an exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) that is used in a neural network with plastic weights.
Using arbitrary-precision arithmetic instead of conventional double-precision or single-precision, the round-off error can be reduced by increasing the number of digits.
To verify computation results of double precision arithmetic, a high precision arithmetic environment is needed.
In recent computers, it is not difficult to employ not only single or double precision arithmetic but also arbitrary-precision arithmetic or symbolic computing.
Fig. 6 A comparison of simulations based on a single-precision arithmetic calculations and b mixed-precision calculations.
