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I want to know that, is there is any genetic algorithm technique applied in the test data compression technique or test data encoding scheme....
If yes means pls i want to know that technique..
Doubt in port mapping:
How to port map the following module in Verilog. The encoder has the input as x[120:0] and output as y[55:0]. Now the decoder obtain the input from encoder by port mapping. The decoder has the input as a[55:0] and output as b[125:0].
Now how to port map the y and b.
I want to know what is a bench mark circuit..?
How to give the inputs to a benchmark circuit.?
And how many inputs are there for the benchmark circuit S5378..?
I have to say thanks for ur help....Really Thanks......
For example only i say four bits..the no. of bits r not a matter...
its simple for small length of sequence. In case of long length ,(range of 500 bits ) how can do these comparison. So i try the for loop. But its not working. Other wise i...
i try to do the following...
i have a length of sequence..Ex:1010 1110 1011 0001 1001 ........
now i save the first four bit as constant and i have to compare it with all remaining bits...
if both are eq,then i get output as 00,complement means 10 and neither eq nor complement means 11...
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