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Description Graph showing how much of a channel’s capacity can be used for payload based on how noisy the channel is (probability of bit flips).
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Graph showing the proportion of a channel’s capacity (y-axis) that can be used for payload based on how noisy the channel is (probability of bit flips; x-axis).

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