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When Variable-Length Codes Meet the Field of Error Detection

arXiv 2208.14681 ↗First posted 31 Aug 2022cs.IT cs.CL cs.DMcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

Given a finite alphabet A and a binary relation τsubseteq A^*× A^*, a set X is τ-it independent if τ(X)cap X=emptyset. Given a quasi-metric d over A^* (in the meaning of citeW31) and k≥ 1, we associate the relation τd,k defined by (x,y)∈τd,k if, and only if, d(x,y)≤ k citeCP02.In the spirit of citeJK97,N21, the error detection-correction capability of variable-length codes can be expressed in term of conditions over τd,k. With respect to the prefix metric, the factor one, and every quasi-metric associated to (anti-)automorphisms of the free monoid, we examine whether those conditions are decidable for a given regular code.

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  1. 2018Embedding a θ-invariant code into a complete onecited by 2
  2. 2021Variable-Length Codes Independent or Closed with respect to Edit Relationscited by 2

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