8- A binary source sending x1 and x2 over BSC, if the probability of x1 is 0.4 and probability of error is 0.2. i- Draw the channel model and find the channel matrix. Calculate the channel capacity. Find the efficiency and redundancy. ii- iii-

8- A binary source sending x1 and x2 over BSC, if the probability of x1 is 0.4 and probability of error is 0.2. i- Draw the channel model and find the channel matrix. Calculate the channel capacity. Find the efficiency and redundancy. ii- iii-

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8- A binary source sending x1 and x2 over BSC, if the probability of x1 is
0.4 and probability of error is 0.2.
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Draw the channel model and find the channel matrix.
Calculate the channel capacity.
Find the efficiency and redundancy.
ii-
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