Compression Standard Question:
What is unique decipherability?
Answer:
- Data symbols are encoded with coding schemes for fixed length codes.
- Every coding scheme has unique code.
- This unique encoded character ensures unambiguous.
- The encoded strings have fixed length.
- The fixed length codes are always uniquely decipherable.
- Every coding scheme has unique code.
- This unique encoded character ensures unambiguous.
- The encoded strings have fixed length.
- The fixed length codes are always uniquely decipherable.
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