Sentence examples for error syndrome from inspiring English sources

The additional degrees of freedom introduced in the Hilbert space then allow the extraction of some information about the errors induced by the environment (the error syndrome) and to correct them without collapsing the stored logical qubit.

Recently, Ref. [9] has shown how to explicitly construct quantum circuits that measure plaquette and vertex operators of the Fibonacci Levin-Wen model; this is required to measure the error syndrome of (mathcal{F}) and to decide how to perform error correction.

In this paper, we propose the architecture of a fault-tolerant unit in a modular neurocomputer that is based on decoding with computation of errors syndromes on redundant moduli and implemented using FPGA and a finite ring neural network.

This approach also assumes error-free syndromes, but the calculations involved are unnecessarily complex and no analysis of the (adaptive) BCH is provided.

Summarizing the published data one can argue that errors in Downs' syndrome are most often due to cleavage errors during maternal meiosis I. Approximately 70% of errors occur in oogenesis and only 30% in spermatogenesis.

Here an error correction code syndrome is stored as part of the template and applied during authentication in order to reconstruct the original biometric input.

The peak incidence of leukemia post adjuvant chemotherapy has been reported most likely in the first 1-2 years post treatment with anthracyclines and 5-7 years with alkylating agents based on studies of chemotherapy related translocation errors in myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) and acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) [ 17].

As a result, the company said in a regulatory filing Monday, "inadequately substantiated claims, inconsistencies and errors" about the Down syndrome test had been disclosed to investors.

The metabolic syndrome, inborn errors of metabolism, and drug-induced changes to metabolic states all bring about a seemingly bewildering array of alterations in metabolite concentrations; these often occur in tissues and cells that are distant from those containing the primary biochemical lesion.

For error correction, we presented a syndrome decoding algorithm that corrects for a single erroneous packet using a specialized error locator matrix.

If [S] m H 0 T = 0, the decoder must then find the correctable error pattern that produced the syndrome [S] m.