Choice of Prefix in Self-Synchronizing Codes
A. Artom
Abstract
A. Artom
Abstract
In this correspondence a special prefix code with stuffing bits is described and the sequences that are more suitable as prefixes, called valid sequences, are determined by means of a condition they must satisfy. The best prefix length as a function of the total number of bits in the code is then evaluated.
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In this correspondence a special prefix code with stuffing bits is described and the sequences that are more suitable as prefixes, called valid sequences, are determined by means of a condition they must satisfy. The best prefix length as a function of the total number of bits in the code is then evaluated.
Key concepts: Prefix code, Prefix, Synchronizing, Code (set theory), Universal code, Computer science, Function (biology), Arithmetic