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The idea with interlacing is that in 1 byte you can show 75% of the data from the dark layer, and 25% of the light layer at the same time. So instead of showing 1 layer then the other, you can mix them into the same LCD update, which helps reduce flicker.
I think one of the basic grayscale tutorial used 1/4, 2/4 and 3/4, for 5 level grayscale. For the 2/4 it was a normal 3 level gs checkered pattern