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Project 3: Huffman Encoding of the Markov Source • Consider the Markov source with state diagram as shown in the figure. • If a message of size 1 symbol is taken, find the Huffman code and the average number of bits per codeword • If a message of size 2 symbols is taken, find the Huffman code and the average number of bits per codeword If a message of size 3 symbols is taken, find the Huffman code and the average number of bits per codeword Compare the above results to the the source entropy

          Project 3: Huffman Encoding of the Markov Source
• Consider the Markov source with state diagram as shown in the
figure.
• If a message of size 1 symbol is taken, find the Huffman code and
the average number of bits per codeword
• If a message of size 2 symbols is taken, find the Huffman code and
the average number of bits per codeword
If a message of size 3 symbols is
taken, find the Huffman code
and the average number of bits
per codeword
Compare the above results to the
the source entropy

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Project 3: Huffman Encoding of the Markov Source
• Consider the Markov source with state diagram as shown in the
figure.
• If a message of size 1 symbol is taken, find the Huffman code and
the average number of bits per codeword
• If a message of size 2 symbols is taken, find the Huffman code and
the average number of bits per codeword
If a message of size 3 symbols is
taken, find the Huffman code
and the average number of bits
per codeword
Compare the above results to the
the source entropy

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Project 3: Huffman Encoding of the Markov Source Consider the Markov source with state diagram as shown in the figure. If a message of size 1 symbol is taken, find the Huffman code and the average number of bits per codeword. If a message of size 2 symbols is taken, find the Huffman code and the average number of bits per codeword. If a message of size 3 symbols is taken, find the Huffman code and the average number of bits per codeword. Compare the above results to the source entropy.

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