with fewer 1s are mapped to source words with higher probability of occur-
rence), or a value-based mapping code ( vbm—where codewords with fewer 1s are
assigned to lower values, based on the assumption that smaller values are assumed
to have higher probability of occurrence, which is especially true if f
1
is dbm), for
the purpose of activity reduction. Assuming that the probability distribution of the
data is available a priori, the xor–pbm scheme can reduce switching activity on
data buses by 30–40%. The dbm–pbm scheme reduces transition activity by about
5% more than the xor–pbm scheme because dbm skews the input probability dis-
tribution ...
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