Well explanation, you made it much clear now, but shouldn't we write down P values with the data bits as well? you did so with P4 but doesn't the same principle hold for the rest of the P values too?
Fortunately it wasn't a 1, so it wont affect the answer. But yes, you're absolutely correct, I meant to put a question mark there. Thanks for pointing out!
some people starts the counting from the least significant bit while you do it from most significant bit, won't it affect the answer? and if so, which one is the more correct?
U canot have a 'wrong' parity bit. Think of parity bits as a bus driver, . With party bits u detect the wrong bit from your code. The parity bit its în the redundant part of the information.
Yes, except you would check P1, P2, P4, P8 for an odd amount of numbers. If odd, then the parity bit is 0. If even, then the parity bit would become 1. Hope this helps and isn't too late
Can you help me to answer this 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Using the Hamming code, determine whether the following code, 011011011110 is valid. If it is not, determine what bit is incorrect and make the correction.
Can u put a video on solving (finding errors/correcting errors)the following encoded msg or hamming code 0111 1110 0000 0001....and also tell me how to find out the Reduntant bit R8 value in a 8bit encoded msg by using hamming code
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2:33 why don't we marked the 4th bit as "?",If it is priority bits?
You’re correct.
I should have marked it as “?”Instead of 0.
Fortunately it wasn’t a 1, or I would have gotten the answer wrong.
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Well explanation, you made it much clear now, but shouldn't we write down P values with the data bits as well? you did so with P4 but doesn't the same principle hold for the rest of the P values too?
My lecturer made a real hash of explaining this. Thanks a lot for your video
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I think that P4 position 4 should be a "?", but as long as it doesn't affect the result, I think it is ok. Thanks
Good eye! It won’t affect the answer since it isn’t a one. Thanks for pointing out :-)
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Bro in the P4 bit , why didn't you start with the question mark , you put the 0 from the 4th bit as it is from the binary code
Fortunately it wasn't a 1, so it wont affect the answer. But yes, you're absolutely correct, I meant to put a question mark there. Thanks for pointing out!
came across few video on similar problems. but i could only finally catch up with this one. Thanks!
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some people starts the counting from the least significant bit while you do it from most significant bit, won't it affect the answer? and if so, which one is the more correct?
Did you ever find the answer to this question?
@@romdruyak5593 It doesn't affect it...
One Question, what do I do if there is more than 1 Corrupted bit?
What if the wrong bit is in a parity position, let's say 4th position? What is the original pre-Hamming code data transmitted then?
U canot have a 'wrong' parity bit. Think of parity bits as a bus driver, . With party bits u detect the wrong bit from your code. The parity bit its în the redundant part of the information.
Finally understood it thanks man!
I didn't understand the part where you check and skip parts.why at the P8 we skipped the 8 beats instead of checking them first ?
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Why did you add a question mark? In every material I read you still count the parity bit
Nvm, the material I mentioned used 0 and 1 to convey if the parity bit is correct or not, so it ended up being a little confusing
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Does this also work with less bits (8 bits for example)
u failed in the last example at p8 it must be 1110 as i think and as u solved the first one
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I have a question: Will this method be used for odd parity as well? Please reply anyone I have paper tomorrow
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would this work the same for odd parity?
Yes, except you would check P1, P2, P4, P8 for an odd amount of numbers. If odd, then the parity bit is 0. If even, then the parity bit would become 1. Hope this helps and isn't too late
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Can you help me to answer this 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Using the Hamming code, determine whether the following code, 011011011110 is valid. If it is not, determine what bit is incorrect and make the correction.
@Kai Latayan How is it valid? I checked mine and P2 is not the same in the P2 there. Its 0 for me when it should be 1
Could you please tell me where the error is if the hamming code is 011101010? Huge appreciations for this video. 🙏
I’m kinda stumped on this one for a month probably. And all websites I try to search on has a fee for the answer.
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Can u put a video on solving (finding errors/correcting errors)the following encoded msg or hamming code 0111 1110 0000 0001....and also tell me how to find out the Reduntant bit R8 value in a 8bit encoded msg by using hamming code