NASA NTRS · 19840017828
An Easy-to-implement Coding Scheme for Multifrequency PPM
Abstract
In implementing multifrequency PPM, a naturally arising question is: Let P be a fixed number; among all integer valued processes X1, X2, X3, with E ( X(n+1)-X(n) squared) less than or = P, which has the largest entropy? Earlier work by McEliece and Rodemich answered this question, but there is no obvious way to use this process to implement a code for multifrequency PPM. The present article describes an easy-to-implement process X1, X2, with E ( X(n+1)-X(n) squared) less than or = P, whose entropy is nearly as great as that of the McEliece-Rodemich process.
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Mceliece, R. J., Swanson, L.. 1984-03-15. An Easy-to-implement Coding Scheme for Multifrequency PPM. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840017828
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