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An [[EDO|edo]] N is [[consistent|consistent]] with respect to a set of rational numbers s if the [[Patent_val|patent val]] mapping of every element of s is the nearest N-edo approximation. It is ''uniquely consistent'' if every element of s is mapped to a unique value. If the set s is the q [[Odd_limit|odd limit]], we say N is q-limit consistent and q-limit uniquely consistent, respectively. Below is a table of every edo up to 99. "Consistent" gives the consistency level, and "Distinct" the distinct consistency level.
An [[EDO|edo]] N is [[consistent]] with respect to a set of rational numbers s if the [[patent val]] mapping of every element of s is the nearest N-edo approximation. It is ''uniquely consistent'' if every element of s is mapped to a unique value. If the set s is the q [[odd limit]], we say N is q-limit consistent and q-limit uniquely consistent, respectively. Below is a table of every edo up to 99. "Consistent" gives the consistency level, and "Distinct" the distinct consistency level.


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