Let denote the symbol permutation which, for each i, replaces symbol Si by symbol s~, and let
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Let
denote the symbol permutation which, for each i, replaces symbol Si by symbol s~, and let
be the positional permutation which moves the symbol in position j to the new position j'.
C is the code {bddac, abcda, abbbc, cdcdc, caddb, bccca}.
Construct the equivalent code Cl by applying the position permutation o i ~ ~ ~), then to the result of this apply the symbol permutation
( a b c d)' 't' 4 a d beIn POS1 IOn .
Then construct the equivalent code C2 by applying the same two transformations to C, but in the reverse order.
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Error Correcting Codes A Mathematical Introduction
ISBN: 978-0412786907
1st Edition
Authors: D J. Baylis
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