LowZeros
LowZeros is a term that can refer to several distinct concepts, most commonly found in programming or digital audio contexts. In programming, "low zeros" might describe a situation where a variable or data structure contains a disproportionately large number of zero values, especially in the lower-order bits of a number. This can sometimes indicate a problem with data generation, initialization, or a specific algorithmic characteristic. For example, in sparse matrix representations, many zero elements are intentionally not stored, but a "low zero" scenario might imply an unexpected or inefficient sparsity.
In the realm of digital audio processing, "low zeros" can relate to the quantization process of analog-to-digital