Method operating hard disk drive on the basis of predicted...

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General processing of a digital signal – Data verification

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C360S031000, C360S048000

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07952826

ABSTRACT:
A method of operating a hard disk drive (HDD) on the basis of a predicted new defect in a disk associated with the HDD is disclosed. The method includes detecting defects in a magnetic surface of the disk, defining a plurality of clusters by grouping the detected defects using a hierarchical clustering algorithm, calculating a curve fit for each one of the plurality of clusters, predicting a new defect likely to occur in the magnetic surface of the disk on the basis of the calculated curve fit; and writing data to the disk on the basis of the new defect prediction.

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