Two-Insertion/Deletion/Substitution Correcting Codes

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Main Authors: Pi, Yuhang, Zhang, Zhifang
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author Pi, Yuhang
Zhang, Zhifang
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Zhang, Zhifang
contents In recent years, the emergence of DNA storage systems has led to a widespread focus on the research of codes correcting insertions, deletions, and classic substitutions. During the initial investigation, Levenshtein discovered the VT codes are precisely capable of correcting single insertion/deletion and then extended the VT construction to single-insertion/deletion/substitution ($1$-ins/del/sub) correcting codes. Inspired by this, we generalize the recent findings of $1$-del $1$-sub correcting codes with redundancy $6\log_{2}n+O(1)$ to more general $2$-ins/del/sub correcting codes without increasing the redundancy. Our key technique is to apply higher-order VT syndromes to distinct objects and accomplish a systematic classification of all error patterns.
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spellingShingle Two-Insertion/Deletion/Substitution Correcting Codes
Pi, Yuhang
Zhang, Zhifang
Information Theory
In recent years, the emergence of DNA storage systems has led to a widespread focus on the research of codes correcting insertions, deletions, and classic substitutions. During the initial investigation, Levenshtein discovered the VT codes are precisely capable of correcting single insertion/deletion and then extended the VT construction to single-insertion/deletion/substitution ($1$-ins/del/sub) correcting codes. Inspired by this, we generalize the recent findings of $1$-del $1$-sub correcting codes with redundancy $6\log_{2}n+O(1)$ to more general $2$-ins/del/sub correcting codes without increasing the redundancy. Our key technique is to apply higher-order VT syndromes to distinct objects and accomplish a systematic classification of all error patterns.
title Two-Insertion/Deletion/Substitution Correcting Codes
topic Information Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.11231