if we have 10 bits floating point . 4 bits=exponent and 5 bits are the fraction.
how to calculate the bias?
is it 2^4=16-1= 15 ?
is that correct?
if we have 10 bits floating point . 4 bits=exponent and 5 bits are
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if we have 10 bits floating point . 4 bits=exponent and 5 bits are the fraction.
how to calculate the bias?
is it 2^4=16-1= 15 ?
is that correct?
I’d expect it to be 2number of bits in exponent – 1 – 1 (or 7 here), as is the case with more common IEEE-754 formats. Check Wikipedia.