KembaraXtra-Computer Terms – bias:


Bias refers to a consistent deviation from a reference point or expected value. In general contexts, it describes a systematic difference between an observed value and the value that would be considered correct or neutral. Such deviations may arise from measurement methods, system characteristics, or external influences.


In electronics, bias refers to a voltage applied to a component such as a transistor to establish a stable operating point. In communications, bias can also refer to distortion in transmitted signals caused by delays as voltage levels change during signal transitions. In statistical contexts, the term may describe how the average of a group of measurements differs from a reference value.
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