decoder
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- /dɪˈkoʊdər/
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decodificador
- Both the audio and video decoders typically access the lower audio/video memory shown in the figure using the lower PLB bus.
- encoder and decoder
- video decoder
- audio decoder
And you know, save for, you know, all the innovations of, you know, self supervisor in Transformers decoder only architecture is LMS.
- And you know, save for, you know, all the innovations of, you know, self supervisor in Transformers decoder only architecture is LMS.
Examples
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And then they feed that into a word decoder and word generator.
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The audio decoder accepts the compressed audio data stream from the transport.
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OK, now you test your decoder with your mystery pattern.
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Figures 19 to 25 show more details of this decoder.
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Table 2 shows the decoder register assignments.
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All elements in the array are checked, including the address decoder.
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The transport delivers a stream of data to each of the two decoders, as shown in Figure 4.
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We are going to need a beta version of Red's decoder that unfortunately isn't supported by Adobe Premiere at this time.
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When the flagged data byte is later ready to be decoded, the decoder notifies the application, which updates the time clock and re-enables synchronization.
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The neural network's decoder transforms encoded data into a readable format.
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Morphology
Etymology
Decoder comes from decode (with de- 'remove' and code 'a system of signs'), and in AI it means the part that 'removes' the code from a hidden form to make words, images, or sound. That's why a machine-learning decoder turns an encoded form into an understandable output like a sentence or a picture.