Across
- 5. If n-bits are used to represent a signed integer then the sign bit is the ... (3)
- 7. Which company introduced a 19-bit representation which can replace the popular 32-bit representation of floating point numbers? (6)
- 9. Once used in electronic calculators for arithmetic operations in decimal format (8)
- 10. What does Google refer to its 16-bit floating point representation as? (4)
- 11. "Significand" is the new name for this (8)
- 13. This integer representation has a single representation for zero and there is no confusion between +0 and -0 (14)
- 15. A tensor which has four dimensions - frames, height, width, and color-channels (5)
Down
- 1. If the exponent is M bits in a floating point representation and the actual exponent is E, what is stored is E+2^(N-1). In other words, an offset is added. This is called ... format. (6)
- 2. To store 1.11x2^2, the floating point representations only store 11000...00 in the Significand because the "1." is ... (6)
- 3. What do you call this coding scheme which can use 1 to 4 bytes to store a character (from any language)? (5)
- 4. This is how an 8-bit integer will be referred (4)
- 5. You can say this is a two-dimensional tensor (6)
- 6. What is 2**30 bytes called when the number is not rounded off to a power of 10? (8)
- 8. What is 1000 Gigabits called? (8)
- 12. In the 19-bit floating point representation which is said to give superior performance compared to traditional 32-bit floating point number, what does "T" stand for? (6)
- 14. If n bits are used to represent a signed integer, then which bit tells us if the number is odd or even? (3)
