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@@ -407,11 +407,14 @@ into `sv.bc`: it became CISC-like in its complexity and was quickly reverted.
 
 [REMAP](https://libre-soc.org/openpower/sv/remap)
 is extremely advanced but brings features already present in other
-DSPs and Supercomputing ISAs.  Normally (without these features)
-algorithms are are costly or
+DSPs and Supercomputing ISAs. The usual sequential progression
+through elements is pushed through a hardware-defined
+*fully Deterministic*
+"remapping".  Normally (without REMAP)
+algorithms are costly or
 convoluted to implement.  They are typically implemented
 as hard-coded fully loop-unrolled assembler which is often
-auto-generated by specialist dedicated tools, or written
+auto-generated by specialist tools, or written
 entirely by hand.
 All REMAP Schedules *including Indexed*
 are 100% Deterministic from their point of declaration,
@@ -438,6 +441,9 @@ REMAP Schedules, such as Complex Number FFTs.
 * **Parallel Reduction** REMAP, performs an automatic map-reduce using
   *any suitable scalar operation*.
 
+Note that predication is possible on REMAP but is hard to use effectively.
+It is often best to make copies of data (`VCOMPRESS`) then apply REMAP.
+
 \newpage{}
 # Scalar Operations