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Ec-3064 (Itc) - CS Mid Sept 2023

This document contains the questions and solutions for a mid-semester exam on Information and Coding Theory. It includes 5 questions assessing students' knowledge of key terms, channel models, source coding techniques like Huffman and Shannon-Fano coding, channel capacity, and mutual information calculations. The questions range from short answer definitions to longer problems involving constructing codes, drawing channel diagrams, and performing information-theoretic calculations.

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Ec-3064 (Itc) - CS Mid Sept 2023

This document contains the questions and solutions for a mid-semester exam on Information and Coding Theory. It includes 5 questions assessing students' knowledge of key terms, channel models, source coding techniques like Huffman and Shannon-Fano coding, channel capacity, and mutual information calculations. The questions range from short answer definitions to longer problems involving constructing codes, drawing channel diagrams, and performing information-theoretic calculations.

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AUTUMN MID SEMESTER EXAMINATION-2023

School of Computer Engineering


5th__ Semester
Subject: ITC ( EC 3064) (Regular )_Sample solution

Time: 1.5 hours Full Marks: 40


The figures in the right-hand side indicate full marks.
All parts of a question should be answered at one place only.

Questio Section Question Mark


n No -A s
Q1. Answer the following questions in short. [2x5]
Define the terms : Average mutual information, and Kraft inequality.
Solution :
 Average mutual information:

 Kraft inequality:

Questi Differentiate between lossless channel and noiseless channel.


on Solution :
Type  lossless channel:one nonzero element in each column
b (SAT)  noiseless channel: nonzero element in each row and in each
column
 With example

A DMS emits symbols x1 and x2 with probabilities 0.65 and 0.35


respectively. Find the code efficiency.

Solution :
code efficiency =93.3%
c

A voice grade channel of the telephone network has a bandwidth of


6 kHz. Calculate the channel capacity of the telephone channel for a
d
signal to noise ratio of 100.
Solution :

=39.95kHz

For a block code if the hamming distance is 9, then calculate how


many errors can be detected and corrected ?
Solution :

e

=s<= 8 and t<=4

A DMS ‘X’ emits five symbols A, B, C, D and E with probabilities


0.22, 0.25, 0.18, 0.15 and 0.2.
(i)Construct the Huffman code.
(ii)Construct the Shannon-Fano code.
Also compare its result in terms of code efficiency .

Solution :
 Both coding , ……………………………….……[5]
 Both code efficiency and comparison result……..[5]
 code efficiency = 2.29/2.33=98.2%

Q2. [10]
A DMS transmits three symbols with probabilities 0.15, 0.35 and 0.5
respectively. The channel has following channel matrix.
0.2 0.25 0.55
[P(Y/X)]=
0.4 0.5 0.10

0.45 0.35 0.2

i. Draw the channel diagram.


ii. Find H(Y).
iii. Find H(Y/X) .

Solution :
 channel diagram…………………………..…..[1]
 [P(X)],[P(Y)] and H(Y)…………………...….[4]
 [P(X,Y)], and H(Y/X)……………………..... .[5]

Q3. [10]

Define channel capacity per symbol.

Verify the expression,is it true or false ?


Cs= 1+p log2 p+(1-p) log2 (1-p)
Where Cs is the channel capacity of a binary symmetric channel.

Q4 Solution : [10]
 Defination and True……………………….………..[2]
 channel diagram ,[P(X)],[P(Y)] and H(Y)=1…..…[3]
 [P(X,Y)], H(Y/X) and I(X,Y)…………………….. .[5]
I(X,Y) =H(Y)- H(Y/X),
I(X,Y) =H(Y)+p log2 p+(1-p) log2 (1-p) ,
Cs
A binary symmetric channel is given with P(x1)=α and P(x2)=(1-α)
(i) Show that the mutual information I(X:Y) is given by
I(X:Y)= H(Y)+P log2 P+(1-P) log2 (1-P)
(ii) Calculate I(X:Y) for α=0.5 and P=0.1
Solution :
 channel diagram ,[P(X)],[P(Y)] and H(Y)=1…..…[4]
 [P(X,Y)], H(Y/X) and I(X,Y)…………………….. .[4]
 I(X,Y) =H(Y)- H(Y/X) =1-0.46=0.54…………...…[2]

Q5 [10]

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