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It ONLY makes sense if you view trinary as (false, uncertain, true or -1,0,+1). That is NOT the only view of trinary, but it is useful for e.g. soft-decision de
by petschge 6y ago
It ONLY makes sense if you view trinary as (false, uncertain, true or -1,0,+1). That is NOT the only view of trinary, but it is useful for e.g. soft-decision decoders.