integer quantization
Integer quantization is a process that involves approximating continuous values or measurements with discrete integer values. It is commonly used in signal processing and data compression to reduce the amount of data needed to represent a signal or information. This quantization method works by dividing the range of values into a finite number of intervals and assigning an integer value to each interval. The accuracy of the quantization improves as the number of intervals increases, but at the cost of increased storage or computational requirements.
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