systematic code
systematic code An (n, k) block code in which every codeword can be separated into k information symbols and (n – k) check symbols. The information symbols are identical with those of the source message before encoding. Thus the process of encoding a systematic code involves the insertion of (n – k) check symbols into (i.e. among, before, or, most usually, after) the information symbols. The insertion positions must be the same for all the codewords in the code. Every linear code can be arranged to be systematic.
More From encyclopedia.com
Coding And Decoding , Coding and Decoding
Representation of information is a fundamental aspect of all communication from bird songs to human language to modern telecommun… Native American Code Talkers , █ ADRIENNE WILMOTH LERNER
Windtalkers was the code name given to the Navajo Indian code talkers employed by United States military intelligence durin… Binary notation , Gray code A binary (n, n) block code having the following properties:
(a) there are 2n codewords, each of length n bits;
(b) successive codewords dif… Codes And Ciphers , Forensic analyses can be concerned with unraveling the true meaning of communications. This is particularly relevant in forensic accounting , where t… Binary coded decimal system , BCD (USA) bad conduct discharge
• Chem. betacyclodextrin
• Computing binary-coded decimal
• Astronomy blue compact dwarf (type of star)
BCD Abbrev. f… Ascii , ASCII
ASCII [Pronounced ‘Askee’; The abbreviation of, and the common term for, the American Standard Code for Information Interchange]. Also ASCII co…
You Might Also Like
NEARBY TERMS
systematic code