Question: Consider a conventional Huffman code that encodes a source which outputs 6 possible symbols with codewords ranging in length from 1 to 4 bits. If
Consider a conventional Huffman code that encodes a source which outputs possible symbols with codewords ranging in length from to bits.
If a single bit in the compressed bitstream is corrupted, how many source symbols after that bit error will be corrupted?
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All of the symbols decoded after the corrupted bit is encountered
We can't say: it depends on exactly which bit in the sequence was corrupted
We can't say: it depends on the actual code
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