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The draft IEEE 754r standard proposed two encoding formats for decimal floating point numbers, the formats are refered to in the standard as binary encoding and decimal encoding.[1]. The binary encoding format is referred to by Intel and others as Binary encoded Decimal (BID).

  1. ^ "DRAFT Standard for Floating Point Arithmetic P754" (PDF). 2006-10-04. Retrieved 2007-07-01.