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Coding against deletions in oblivious and online models
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory ( IF 2.5 ) Pub Date : 2020-04-01 , DOI: 10.1109/tit.2020.2968298
Venkatesan Guruswami , Ray Li

We consider binary error correcting codes when errors are deletions. A basic challenge concerning deletion codes is determining ${p}_{0}^{(adv)}$ , the zero-rate threshold of adversarial deletions, defined to be the supremum of all $p$ for which there exists a code family with rate bounded away from 0 capable of correcting a fraction $p$ of adversarial deletions. A recent construction of deletion-correcting codes shows that ${p}_{0}^{(adv)} \ge \sqrt {2}-1$ , and the trivial upper bound, ${p}_{0}^{(adv)}\le {1}/{2}$ , is the best known. Perhaps surprisingly, we do not know whether or not ${p}_{0}^{(adv)} = 1/2$ . In this work, to gain further insight into deletion codes, we explore two related error models: oblivious deletions and online deletions, which are in between random and adversarial deletions in power. In the oblivious model, the channel can inflict an arbitrary pattern of ${pn}$ deletions, picked without knowledge of the codeword. We prove the existence of binary codes of positive rate that can correct any fraction ${p} < 1$ of oblivious deletions, establishing that the associated zero-rate threshold ${p}_{0}^{(obliv)}$ equals 1. For online deletions, where the channel decides whether to delete bit ${x}_{{i}}$ based only on knowledge of bits ${x}_{1}{x}_{2} {\dots }{x}_{{i}}$ , define the deterministic zero-rate threshold for online deletions ${p}_{0}^{(on,{d})}$ to be the supremum of $p$ for which there exist deterministic codes against an online channel causing ${pn}$ deletions with low average probability of error. That is, the probability that a randomly chosen codeword is decoded incorrectly is small. We prove ${p}_{0}^{(adv)}={1}/{2}$ if and only if ${p}_{0}^{(on,{d})}={1}/{2}$ .

中文翻译:

针对不经意和在线模型中的删除进行编码

当错误是删除时,我们考虑二进制纠错码。关于删除代码的一个基本挑战是确定 ${p}_{0}^{(adv)}$ , 这 对抗性删除的零率阈值,定义为所有 $p$ 存在一个码族,其速率从 0 开始,能够纠正一个分数 $p$ 的对抗性删除。最近的删除纠正代码的构建表明, ${p}_{0}^{(adv)} \ge \sqrt {2}-1$ ,以及平凡的上限, ${p}_{0}^{(adv)}\le {1}/{2}$ ,最为人所知。也许令人惊讶的是,我们不知道是否 ${p}_{0}^{(adv)} = 1/2$ . 在这项工作中,为了进一步了解删除代码,我们探索了两种相关的错误模型:不经意删除和在线删除,它们介于随机删除和对抗性删除之间。在遗忘模型中,通道可以造成随意的 的模式 ${pn}$ 删除,在不知道码字的情况下挑选。我们证明了可以纠正任何分数的正率二进制代码的存在 ${p} < 1$ 不经意删除,建立相关的零率阈值 ${p}_{0}^{(obliv)}$ 等于1。对于在线删除,由通道决定是否删除位 ${x}_{{i}}$ 仅基于位的知识 ${x}_{1}{x}_{2} {\dots}{x}_{{i}}$ ,定义 在线删除的确定性零率阈值 ${p}_{0}^{(on,{d})}$ 成为至高无上的 $p$ 存在针对在线渠道的确定性代码导致 ${pn}$ 删除率低 平均数错误的概率。也就是说,随机选择的码字被错误解码的概率很小。我们证明 ${p}_{0}^{(adv)}={1}/{2}$ 当且仅当 ${p}_{0}^{(on,{d})}={1}/{2}$ .
更新日期:2020-04-01
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