A digital communications system consists of a transmitter and a receiver. Dur- ing each short transmission interval the transmitter sends a signal which is to interpreted as a zero, or it sends a different signal which is to be interpreted as a one. At the end of each interval, the receiver makes its best guess at what was transmitted. Consider the following events: To = {Transmitter sends 0}, Ro = {Receiver concluded that a 0 was sent} T = {Transmitter sends 1}, R1 = {Receiver concluded that a 1 was sent} %3D %3D %3D Assume that P(Ro | To) = 0.99, P(R | T)) = 0.98, and P(T)) = 0.5. Find: %3D %3D (a) the probability of a transmission error given R1 (b) the overall probability of a transmission error

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A digital communications system consists of a transmitter and a receiver. Dur-
ing each short transmission interval the transmitter sends a signal which is to
interpreted as a zero, or it sends a different signal which is to be interpreted as
a one. At the end of each interval, the receiver makes its best guess at what
was transmitted. Consider the following events:
To = {Transmitter sends 0}, Ro = {Receiver concluded that a 0 was sent}
T = {Transmitter sends 1}, R1 = {Receiver concluded that a 1 was sent}
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Assume that P(Ro | To) = 0.99, P(R | T)) = 0.98, and P(T)) = 0.5. Find:
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(a) the probability of a transmission error given R1
(b) the overall probability of a transmission error
Transcribed Image Text:A digital communications system consists of a transmitter and a receiver. Dur- ing each short transmission interval the transmitter sends a signal which is to interpreted as a zero, or it sends a different signal which is to be interpreted as a one. At the end of each interval, the receiver makes its best guess at what was transmitted. Consider the following events: To = {Transmitter sends 0}, Ro = {Receiver concluded that a 0 was sent} T = {Transmitter sends 1}, R1 = {Receiver concluded that a 1 was sent} %3D %3D %3D Assume that P(Ro | To) = 0.99, P(R | T)) = 0.98, and P(T)) = 0.5. Find: %3D %3D (a) the probability of a transmission error given R1 (b) the overall probability of a transmission error
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