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$Old$ November 6th, 2009, 06:46 AM

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Again, since we have equiprobable signals, the MAP and ML decision rules are the same.
The decision rules are as follows,

p

1 < p2 <1/2 implies X^ = ( Y if Y=0,1.

1 if Y=2

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p2 < p1 <1/2 impliesX^ = ( Y if Y=0,1.

0 if Y=2

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Unintelligible post, please type the question out.

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