andmekoodid
Andmekoodid is the Estonian term for data codes, a broad concept used in information technology to describe systems that encode information for storage, transmission, or analysis. Data codes map data from one representation to another in a way that can be interpreted by machines or humans, often improving efficiency, interoperability, or integrity.
- Character encodings: codes that map characters to byte values, such as ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16, and ISO/IEC
- Data representations in research and analytics: numeric or alphanumeric coding schemes used to label categories in
- Data compression codes: algorithms that reduce data size by mapping input data to shorter representations, including
- Error-detecting and error-correcting codes: methods such as parity, checksums, CRCs, and Hamming codes that detect and,
- Transmission and storage codes: line codes and modulation codes that encode signals for reliable communication, as
- Standards and code sets: predefined code lists, enums, or vocabularies used to ensure consistent interpretation of
Applications and considerations
Andmekoodid underpin data interoperability, storage efficiency, and data integrity. Key considerations include decoding rules, compatibility of