A certain transmission system has 2 transmission modes. In Mode 1, the transmitted signal X is equally likely to be +1 or -1. In Mode 2, the transmitted signal X is 0. The 2 transmission mod are equally likely to be used. Note that X = {-1,0, +1}. Let the received (observed) signal be Y = X + Z where the noise Z~ U(-1, +1) is independent X.
A certain transmission system has 2 transmission modes. In Mode 1, the transmitted signal X is equally likely to be +1 or -1. In Mode 2, the transmitted signal X is 0. The 2 transmission mod are equally likely to be used. Note that X = {-1,0, +1}. Let the received (observed) signal be Y = X + Z where the noise Z~ U(-1, +1) is independent X.
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