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'''Small Float Formats''', like the 16-bit half-float, are floating-point values that use less than the standard 32-bits of precision. This article details how these are encoded and used. | '''Small Float Formats''', like the 16-bit half-float, are floating-point values that use less than the standard 32-bits of precision. This article details how these are encoded and used. | ||
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Small Float Formats, like the 16-bit half-float, are floating-point values that use less than the standard 32-bits of precision. This article details how these are encoded and used.
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