Error control in a hierarchical system

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ABSTRACT:
A hierarchical communication system has multipaths for different levels of the heirarchy, each set of paths is assigned a criticalness to the successful operation of the system. Error rates for all of the paths are monitored. A threshold for defining an unusable data path is based upon the criticalness of the path to successful operation. That is, the more critical the path, the higher the error rate that will be sustained. A specific embodiment employs shift registers for indicating the error rate of the last predetermined number of usages of the given paths. A mass storage system employing the error-rate system is described.

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