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An Error Probability Formula for Linear Coded Digital Signals

A formula for the probability of error in a digital system subjected to noise and intersymbol interference is derived. The transmitted symbols are encoded by forming the weighted sum of the M most recent, independent, multilevel source digits. This linear coding operation in cludes, as a special case, the family of partial response codes.

L. Mason

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