bitstreamreadability
Bitstream readability refers to the ease with which a sequence of binary digits, known as a bitstream, can be understood or interpreted. This concept is crucial in various fields, including digital signal processing, data compression, and cryptography. A bitstream is a sequence of bits, often representing encoded information such as audio, video, or text. The readability of such a stream depends heavily on its structure and the context in which it is presented.
For a bitstream to be considered readable, there must be a defined protocol or format that allows
In digital communications, error detection and correction codes are often incorporated into bitstreams. These mechanisms, while