Bounds for the capacity error function for unidirectional channels with noiseless feedback

01/24/2020
by   Christian Deppe, et al.
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In digital systems such as fiber optical communications the ratio between probability of errors of type 1→ 0 and 0 → 1 can be large. Practically, one can assume that only one type of errors can occur. These errors are called asymmetric. Unidirectional errors differ from asymmetric type of errors, here both 1 → 0 and 0 → 1 type of errors are possible, but in any submitted codeword all the errors are of the same type. We consider q-ary unidirectional channels with feedback and give bounds for the capacity error function. It turns out that the bounds depend on the parity of the alphabet q. Furthermore we show that for feedback the capacity error function for the binary asymmetric channel is different from the symmetric channel. This is in contrast to the behavior of that function without feedback.

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