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The Reliability Function of a Communication Channel,In Section 3 we have considered the problem (i) of channel coding, posed in Section 1; now we turn to problem (ii).

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Carcinogenic and Mutagenic Effects of PCBs, (1960). The reliability function for memoryless channels for R ≧ R. has first been determined essentially by R. Fano (1961). The simple derivation of the bound E.(R) given in the text is due to R. Gallager (1965) while the sphere-packing bound E.(R) was derived by C. Shannon, R. Gallager, E. Berlekamp (1967).

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Historical Notes and References, (1960). The reliability function for memoryless channels for R ≧ R. has first been determined essentially by R. Fano (1961). The simple derivation of the bound E.(R) given in the text is due to R. Gallager (1965) while the sphere-packing bound E.(R) was derived by C. Shannon, R. Gallager, E. Berlekamp (1967).

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Introduction,. chosen from a finite or countably infinite set Y at consecutive time points. As a rule, the message symbols are subject to random distortions — generally referred to as noise — thus the set ? of possible received symbols may be different from Y. The sets Y and ? are referred to as input and output