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  • Linear Complexity of Periodic Sequences Obtained from a Sequence over GF(p) with Period pn-1 by One-Symbol Deletion

    Satoshi UEHARA  Kyoki IMAMURA  

     
    LETTER-Information Theory and Coding Theory

      Vol:
    E80-A No:6
      Page(s):
    1164-1166

    From a sequence {ai}i0 over GF(p) with period pn-1 we can obtain another periodic sequence {i}i0 with period pn-2 by deleting one symbol at the end of each period. We will give the bounds (upper bound and lower bound) of linear complexity of {i}i0 as a typical example of instability of linear complexity. Derivation of the bounds are performed by using the relation of characteristic polynomials between {ai}i0 and {ai(j)}i0={ai+j}i0, jGF(p){0}. For a binary m-sequence {ai}i0 with period 2n-1, n-1 a prime, we will give the explicit formula for the characteristic polynomial of {i}i0.

  • Viterbi Decoding Considering Synchronization Errors

    Takuo MORI  Hideki IMAI  

     
    PAPER-Coding Theory

      Vol:
    E79-A No:9
      Page(s):
    1324-1329

    Viterbi decoding is known as a decoding scheme that can realize maximum likelihood decoding. However, it is impossible to continue it without re-synchronization even if only an insertion/deletion error occurs in a channel. In this paper, we show that Levenshtein distance is suitable for the metric of Viterbi decoding in a channel where not only symbol errors but also insertion/deletion errors occur under some conditions and we propose a kind of Viterbi decoding considering insertion/deletion errors.

  • Proof Procedures and Axiom Sets in Petri Net Models of Horn Clause Propositional Logic--Minimum Modification for Provability--

    Toshimasa WATANABE  Naomoto KATO  Kenji ONAGA  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E75-A No:4
      Page(s):
    478-491

    The subject of the paper is to analyze time complexity of the minimum modification problem in the Horn clause propositional logic. Given a set H of Horn clauses and a query Q in propositional logic, we say that Q is provable over H if and only if Q can be shown to be true by repeating Modus Ponens among clauses of H. Suppose that Q is not provable over H, and we are going to modify H and Q into H and Q , respectively, such that Q is provable over H . The problem of making such modification by minimum variable deletion (MVD), by minimum clause addition (MCA) or by their combination (MVDCA) is considered. Each problem is shown to be NP-complete, and some approximation algorithms with their experimental evaluation are given.

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