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Could you? You would also have to take into account that the instruction that make the program could also be randomly flipped
by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Could you? You would also have to take into account that the instruction that make the program could also be randomly flipped
- blattimwind 7y agoIn most cases the size of the code is much smaller than the data handled, so for random errors (perfectly working DRAM has a bit error rate somewhere in the general vicinity of 10^-14/bit*hr) the distribution of errors is in accordance to that proportion.