
doi: 10.1109/18.651069
This paper deals with specific problems of coding theory. The problem of constructing a code with given minimum Hamming distance is formulated as the task to construct, in a metric space with discrete metric, such a set in which the distance between elements is not smaller than a given value. The problem is formulated, some approaches to its solution are heuristically described and discussed, and the general theory is completed by numerical values solving a special case of the searched partition of the metric space.
Other types of codes, constant weight code, evolution algorithms, Search theory, Approximation methods and heuristics in mathematical programming, discrete metric, minimum Hamming distance, Bounds on codes, greedy algorithms, tabu search, asymptotic code, coloring
Other types of codes, constant weight code, evolution algorithms, Search theory, Approximation methods and heuristics in mathematical programming, discrete metric, minimum Hamming distance, Bounds on codes, greedy algorithms, tabu search, asymptotic code, coloring
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