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The idea of aliasing frequently with respect to some of the speculative techniques is known. Give two examples of aliasing and explain how aliasing can impact performance of a pipeline?

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Solution clearly explains the use of aliasing in computing and signal processing with examples.

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Aliasing is explained with examples from computing and signal processing domains.

Aliasing is widely used in signal processing and it related disciplines and also in computing.

In signal processing, aliasing refers to an effect that causes different signals to become indistinguishable (or aliases of one ...

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