The process of generating a byte in which each bit reflects the mode (average) value of the corresponding bits in the input byte array involves the following steps:
Take the input byte array and divide it into 8 separate bit arrays, one for each bit in the byte.
For each bit array, count the number of zeros and ones.
If the count of zeros is greater than the count of ones, set the corresponding bit in the output byte to zero. If the count of ones is greater than the count of zeros, set the corresponding bit in the output byte to one.
If the count of zeros and ones is equal, leave the corresponding bit in the output byte unchanged.
Repeat steps 2-4 for each of the 8 bit arrays.
The resulting byte will have each bit reflecting the mode (average) value of the corresponding bits in the input byte array.
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