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The two papers are very interelated but they have different prespectives on what is an error and how to correct it. In the Shannon model, the errors are drawn from a probability distribution whereas they are chosen adversarially in the Hamming model. In the rest of this lecture, we will introduce the Haming model. First, we give an example with a concrete setting of parameters before giving the...

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The BST model: For concreteness, we choose the following model for BSTs, among many choices that are constant-factor equivalent. A search is conducted with a pointer starting at the root, which is free to move about the tree and perform rotations; however, the pointer must at some point in the operation visit the item being searched. The cost of a search is simply the total number of distinct n...