kvantiseringsschemata
Kvantiseringsschemata, often translated as quantization schemes, are methods used in digital signal processing and information theory to represent continuous or a large number of discrete values with a smaller set of discrete values. This process is fundamental to converting analog signals into a digital format, which is essential for storage, transmission, and processing by digital systems.
The core idea behind quantization is to map a range of input values to a single representative
Common quantization schemes include uniform quantization, where the quantization levels are equally spaced, and non-uniform quantization,
The number of quantization levels, often determined by the number of bits used in the digital representation,