Data encoding method and device, data decoding method and device, and data supply medium
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorHiroyuki Ino
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In encoding method and device for encoding m-bit data to an n-bit code, the n-bit code is generated according to a finite state transition diagram representing the restriction of ADS and RDS received by a code sequence; two states contained in a state assembly set as start points of the n-bit code in the finite state transition diagram exist at symmetrical positions with respect to the center point of the finite state transition diagram, at symmetrical positions with respect to the ADS axis passing through the center point of the finite state transition diagram or at the symmetrical positions with respect to the RDS axis passing the center point of the finite state transition diagram; the m-bit data are encoded to an n-bit code word having as a start point a predetermined state contained in a state assembly set as start points of the code; and an n-bit code word having as a start point another state contained in a state assembly set as start points by the code is obtained by further converting the encoded code word.
An encoding method for encoding m-bit data to an n-bit code, characterized in that:
An encoding device for encoding m-bit data to an n-bit code, characterized by comprising:
A decoding method for decoding an n-bit code to m-bit data, characterized in that:
The d encoding method as claimed in cl aim 21, wherein when the code word takes a start point at time 0, a path departing at time 0 from a state in which ADS is equal to (center ADS−2) does not arrive, at time 7, at a state in which ADS is equal to (center ADS−2) or less, and a path departing at time 0 from a state in which ADS is equal to (center ADS+2) does not arrive, at time 7, at a state in which ADS is equal to (center ADS+2) or more.
A decoding device for decoding an n-bit code to m-bit data, characterized by comprising:
A supply medium in which an n-bit code obtained by encoding m-bit data is recorded, characterized in that the n-bit code is generated according to a finite state transition diagram representing the restriction of ADS and RDS received by a code sequence;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.