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An algorithm for computing minimal bidirectional linear recurrence relations

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posted on 2014-05-28, 11:15 authored by Ana SalageanAna Salagean
We consider the problem of computing a linear recurrence relation (or equivalently a linear feedback shift register) of minimum order for a finite sequence over a field, with the additional requirement that not only the highest but also the lowest coefficient of the recurrence is nonzero. Such a recurrence relation can then be used to generate the sequence in both directions (increasing or decreasing order of indices), so we call it bidirectional. If the field is finite, a sequence is periodic if and only if it admits a bidirectional linear recurrence relation. For solving the above problem we propose an algorithm similar to the Berlekamp-Massey algorithm and prove its correctness. We describe the set of all solutions to this problem and show that if a sequence admits more than one linear recurrence relation then it admits a bidirectional one. We also prove some properties regarding the bidirectionality of the recurrences of the prefixes of the sequence.

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  • Science

Department

  • Computer Science

Citation

SALAGEAN, A.M., 2009. An algorithm for computing minimal bidirectional linear recurrence relations. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 55 (10), pp.4695-4700.

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© IEEE

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2009

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0018-9448

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  • en