Title :
Application of set-membership techniques to symbol-by-symbol decoding for binary data-transmission systems
Author_Institution :
Idaho Univ., Boise, ID
fDate :
7/1/1996 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
The application of set theory methods to problems in estimation, system identification, and classification is emerging as a viable approach to a number of different problems. This correspondence studies the use of set-membership methods in symbol-by-symbol decoding of binary data in data-transmission systems. Theorems for necessary and sufficient conditions for error-free decoding are presented. Following these theorems, an algorithm is presented for selection of decode threshold levels based on set-membership properties of the system. A second algorithm is presented for automatic generation of logic truth tables for the decoder
Keywords :
data communication; decoding; logic design; set theory; algorithm; automatic generation; binary data-transmission systems; decode threshold levels; error-free decoding; logic truth tables; set theory methods; set-membership techniques; symbol-by-symbol decoding; Automatic logic units; Data communication; Decoding; Detectors; Distortion measurement; Estimation theory; Set theory; Signal processing algorithms; Sufficient conditions; System identification;
Journal_Title :
Information Theory, IEEE Transactions on