Singleton arrays in coding theory

Network Coding Theory Network Coding Theory

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Information coding in artificial olfaction multisensor arrays.

High-density sensor arrays were prepared with microbead vapor sensors to explore and compare the information coded in sensor response profiles following odor stimulus. The coded information in the sensor-odor response profiles, which is used for odor discrimination purposes, was extracted from the microsensor arrays via two different approaches. In the first approach, the responses from individ...

Coding Theory

♣ Introduction. Coding theory originated with the advent of computers. Early computers were huge mechanical monsters whose reliability was low compared to the computers of today. Based, as they were, on banks of mechanical relays, if a single relay failed to close the entire calculation was in error. The engineers of the day devised ways to detect faulty relays so that they could be replaced. W...

Theory of Perpendicular Arrays

Coding Theory

The field of coding theory emerged with the pioneering work of Claude E. Shannon “A Mathematical Theory of Communication”, published in 1948 in the Bell System Technical Journal. In his work, Shannon investigates both the transmission and compression of information. A probabilistic model is proposed for the communication channel or for the source, and a mathematical measure is proposed to quant...