AbstractThe language property of error-detection ensures that the communications medium cannot transform a word of the language to another word of the language. In this paper we provide some insights on the notion of error-detection from a language theoretic point of view. We define certain error-detecting properties of languages and codes including the notion of error-detection with finite delay which is a natural extension of unique decodability with finite delay. We obtain results about the error-detecting capabilities of regular and other languages, and of known classes of codes. Moreover, we consider the problem of estimating the optimal redundancy of infinite languages with the property of detecting errors of the deletion type
The problem of selecting a code to transmit four messages over the binary symmetric channel is studi...
Given a noisy communication channel gamma, the aim of this paper is to investigate gamma-decodable c...
The usual setting for information transmission systems assumes that all words over the source alphab...
AbstractThe language property of error-detection ensures that the communications medium cannot trans...
When the words of a language are communicated via a noisy channel, the language property of error-de...
We introduce the concepts “maximal error-correcting capability ” and “maximal error-detecting capabi...
The effects that certain classes of errors have on formal languages are considered from the point of...
A combinatorial channel is a set of pairs of words describing all the possible input-output channel ...
Recently, there has been a renewed interest in the detection and the correction of errors which occu...
Abstract. A (combinatorial) channel γ consists of pairs of words representing all possible input-out...
We introduce two new classes of codes, namely adjacent codes and codes with finite interpreting dela...
The classical theory of error correcting codes investigates methods for correcting substitution erro...
Codes have been considered to combat different noise effects (e.g., substitution errors, synchroniza...
AbstractIn this paper we formulate the problem, and start an investigation of the complexity of reco...
In coding theory the problem of decoding focuses on error vectors. In the simplest situation code wo...
The problem of selecting a code to transmit four messages over the binary symmetric channel is studi...
Given a noisy communication channel gamma, the aim of this paper is to investigate gamma-decodable c...
The usual setting for information transmission systems assumes that all words over the source alphab...
AbstractThe language property of error-detection ensures that the communications medium cannot trans...
When the words of a language are communicated via a noisy channel, the language property of error-de...
We introduce the concepts “maximal error-correcting capability ” and “maximal error-detecting capabi...
The effects that certain classes of errors have on formal languages are considered from the point of...
A combinatorial channel is a set of pairs of words describing all the possible input-output channel ...
Recently, there has been a renewed interest in the detection and the correction of errors which occu...
Abstract. A (combinatorial) channel γ consists of pairs of words representing all possible input-out...
We introduce two new classes of codes, namely adjacent codes and codes with finite interpreting dela...
The classical theory of error correcting codes investigates methods for correcting substitution erro...
Codes have been considered to combat different noise effects (e.g., substitution errors, synchroniza...
AbstractIn this paper we formulate the problem, and start an investigation of the complexity of reco...
In coding theory the problem of decoding focuses on error vectors. In the simplest situation code wo...
The problem of selecting a code to transmit four messages over the binary symmetric channel is studi...
Given a noisy communication channel gamma, the aim of this paper is to investigate gamma-decodable c...
The usual setting for information transmission systems assumes that all words over the source alphab...