Sofic Systems and Encoding Data

Brian Marcus

doi:10.1109/TIT.1985.1057037

IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory

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01 Jan 1985

Sofic Systems and Encoding Data

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Techniques of symbolic dynamics are applied to prove the existence of codes suitable for certain input-restricted channels. This generalizes the earlier work of Adler, Coppersmith, and Hassner on the same problem. © 1985 IEEE

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