I. Complete the given table by writing the source encoded message of the following set of directions. Set of Directions                                Source Encoding LEFT - UP - RIGHT - DOWN                  1.) UP - DOWN - UP - RIGHT                     2.)  DOWN - DOWN - RIGHT - LEFT            3.)  UP - DOWN - LEFT - RIGHT                  4.)  RIGHT - LEFT - RIGHT - UP                    5.)  II. Decode the set of directions given by the message received. Message Received         Decoded Message 10010011                       1.)  01010010                       2.)  11000110                       3.)  01100111                       4.)  00101111                       5.)        III. Complete the given table by writing the channel encoded message by using parity check of adding 1 bit in the message. Message          Source Encoding        Channel Encoding ALLY                       000                         1.) ENEMY                   011                         2.) ATTACK                  100                         3.) RETREAT                111                         4.) SURRENDER          101                         5.)

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Suppose the following messages are source encoded given by the table.


Message         Encoded Bits
UP                   00
DOWN             01
LEFT                10
RIGHT             11


I. Complete the given table by writing the source encoded message of the following set of directions.
Set of Directions                                Source Encoding
LEFT - UP - RIGHT - DOWN                  1.)
UP - DOWN - UP - RIGHT                     2.) 
DOWN - DOWN - RIGHT - LEFT            3.) 
UP - DOWN - LEFT - RIGHT                  4.) 
RIGHT - LEFT - RIGHT - UP                    5.) 

II. Decode the set of directions given by the message received.
Message Received         Decoded Message
10010011                       1.) 
01010010                       2.) 
11000110                       3.) 
01100111                       4.) 
00101111                       5.) 

 

 

 


III. Complete the given table by writing the channel encoded message by using parity check of adding 1 bit in the message.
Message          Source Encoding        Channel Encoding
ALLY                       000                         1.)
ENEMY                   011                         2.)
ATTACK                  100                         3.)
RETREAT                111                         4.)
SURRENDER          101                         5.)

 

 

 


IV. Encode the following messages using the given message and the value of r.
Source Encoding     r      Channel Encoding
101                          2              1.)
100                          3              2.)
001                          2              3.)
011                          2              4.)
110                          3              5.)

V. Decode the following messages that encounter noises in the channel where the channel encoding uses repetition code where .
1.) 101101011100110           __________________________
2.) 010010001010011           __________________________
3.) 111110110010100           __________________________

4.) 100100001010010           _________________________

5.) 101111101111110           _________________________

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