On the complexity of the identification problem in Hamming spaces




Honkala I, Lobstein A

PublisherSPRINGER-VERLAG

2002

Acta Informatica

ACTA INFORMATICA

ACTA INFORM

38

11-12

839

845

7

0001-5903

DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1107/s00236-002-0093-4



A binary code C subset of or equal to {0, 1}(n) is called w-identifying if the sets B-w(x) boolean AND C for x is an element of x {0, 1}(n) are all nonempty and no two are the same. Here B-w(x) denotes the set of all vectors in {0, 1}(n) within Hamming distance w from x. We show that the problem of deciding, whether or not a given code C is w-identifying, is co-NP-complete.



Last updated on 2024-26-11 at 14:58