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How to create generator matrix from given 8 linear codewords of (7,3).



The Next CEO of Stack OverflowParity Check MatrixParity check matrix and error syndromesMatrix Generator,Coding TheoryGenerator matrix of a binary cyclic codeBuilding a generator matrixRow/Column operations of a parity check/generator matrix for a linear codeGiven binary codewords find generator matrixHow is a generator matrix built?Code$C$ over $Z_3$ given by the solutions of a linear system of equationsWhat will be the Generator Matrix for 4B/5B Linear Block code?










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Four codewords of a linear $(7,3)$ code $C$ are given to me in a question with no other details, which are$$0110101,1001101,1001011,0000000.$$I am asked to write down the missing codewords.



I have tried choosing generator matrix randomly but could not find the correct codewords. However i was able to find the correct codewords by using linear code word property of xor of two codewords will also be a codeword.



Now I have all eight codewords and want to make a generator matrix or parity matrix from given eight codewords but I am confused on how to create it. I have several documents but they seem to be using parity matrix which I do not have here.










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    Four codewords of a linear $(7,3)$ code $C$ are given to me in a question with no other details, which are$$0110101,1001101,1001011,0000000.$$I am asked to write down the missing codewords.



    I have tried choosing generator matrix randomly but could not find the correct codewords. However i was able to find the correct codewords by using linear code word property of xor of two codewords will also be a codeword.



    Now I have all eight codewords and want to make a generator matrix or parity matrix from given eight codewords but I am confused on how to create it. I have several documents but they seem to be using parity matrix which I do not have here.










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      Four codewords of a linear $(7,3)$ code $C$ are given to me in a question with no other details, which are$$0110101,1001101,1001011,0000000.$$I am asked to write down the missing codewords.



      I have tried choosing generator matrix randomly but could not find the correct codewords. However i was able to find the correct codewords by using linear code word property of xor of two codewords will also be a codeword.



      Now I have all eight codewords and want to make a generator matrix or parity matrix from given eight codewords but I am confused on how to create it. I have several documents but they seem to be using parity matrix which I do not have here.










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      Four codewords of a linear $(7,3)$ code $C$ are given to me in a question with no other details, which are$$0110101,1001101,1001011,0000000.$$I am asked to write down the missing codewords.



      I have tried choosing generator matrix randomly but could not find the correct codewords. However i was able to find the correct codewords by using linear code word property of xor of two codewords will also be a codeword.



      Now I have all eight codewords and want to make a generator matrix or parity matrix from given eight codewords but I am confused on how to create it. I have several documents but they seem to be using parity matrix which I do not have here.







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          The first three words are linearly independent over $Bbb Z_2$. This allows you to write down a $3times 7$ generator matrix $G$ with the codewords as rows.
          Then you find the code as $C = aGmid ainBbb Z_2^3$.






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            would not it create a 3 x 7 generator matrix?
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          The first three words are linearly independent over $Bbb Z_2$. This allows you to write down a $3times 7$ generator matrix $G$ with the codewords as rows.
          Then you find the code as $C = aGmid ainBbb Z_2^3$.






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          • $begingroup$
            would not it create a 3 x 7 generator matrix?
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            – Tahir Abbas
            Mar 19 at 12:54










          • $begingroup$
            Sorry, a typing error.
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            – Wuestenfux
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          $begingroup$

          The first three words are linearly independent over $Bbb Z_2$. This allows you to write down a $3times 7$ generator matrix $G$ with the codewords as rows.
          Then you find the code as $C = aGmid ainBbb Z_2^3$.






          share|cite|improve this answer











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            would not it create a 3 x 7 generator matrix?
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            – Tahir Abbas
            Mar 19 at 12:54










          • $begingroup$
            Sorry, a typing error.
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          $begingroup$

          The first three words are linearly independent over $Bbb Z_2$. This allows you to write down a $3times 7$ generator matrix $G$ with the codewords as rows.
          Then you find the code as $C = aGmid ainBbb Z_2^3$.






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          The first three words are linearly independent over $Bbb Z_2$. This allows you to write down a $3times 7$ generator matrix $G$ with the codewords as rows.
          Then you find the code as $C = aGmid ainBbb Z_2^3$.







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