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A generalization of the Massey-Ding algorithm (English)
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12 August 1998
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In [Finite linear recurring sequences and homogeneous ideals, same journal 7, 377-390 (1996; Zbl 0870.11009)], the authors described the complete solution of the synthesis problem by computing a Gröbner basis of the annihilator ideal for a set of finite linear recurring sequences. In the present paper the authors use their ideal theoretic approach in order to generalize the Massey-Ding algorithm. The latter one computes a linear recurrence relation of minimal order for several finite sequences of equal length, while the generalization allows the computation of a minimal Gröbner basis of the annihilator ideal of several finite sequences of generally different lengths.
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linear recurrence relation
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shift register synthesis problem
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annihilator ideal
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minimal Gröbner basis
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Massey-Ding algorithm
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