## Data Table: Operation Latency ### Overview The image presents a data table showing the latency of different operations, measured in milliseconds (ms). The table includes the latency for "Negation", "Add with carry", and the "Total latency, including overhead". ### Components/Axes * **Columns:** * Operation * Latency (ms) * **Rows:** * Negation * Add with carry * Total latency, including overhead ### Detailed Analysis or ### Content Details | Operation | Latency (ms) | | ------------------------------- | ------------ | | Negation | 0.0341106 | | Add with carry | 680.59 | | Total latency, including overhead | 715.015 | ### Key Observations * The "Add with carry" operation has a significantly higher latency (680.59 ms) compared to the "Negation" operation (0.0341106 ms). * The "Total latency, including overhead" (715.015 ms) is greater than the "Add with carry" latency, indicating that the overhead and negation latency contribute to the total latency. ### Interpretation The data suggests that the "Add with carry" operation is the most time-consuming operation in this context. The total latency is only slightly higher than the "Add with carry" latency, implying that the overhead and negation operations contribute a relatively small amount to the overall latency. The table highlights the performance bottleneck associated with the "Add with carry" operation.