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i have b={[1 0][0 0][0 1][1 1]...30 }and I={[0 1][1 0][ 0 0][0 1]......30bits} how can i compare b with I using counter

[Sean de Wolski]

What do you mean compare them with a counter? Find out how many cells are equal? Or where the cells are equal? Are all of the data cells 1x2?

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

allequal = true;
if length(b) ~= length(I)
  disp('different lengths, not equal');
  allequal = false;
else
  allequal = true;
  for K = 1:length(b)
    if ~isequal(b{K}, I{K})
      fprintf(1, 'b{%d} ~= I{%d}\n', K, K);
      allequal = false;
    end
  end
end

At the end, allequal will be true if all the values are equal or if both b and I are empty. Having it be true for empty is consistent with the behaviour of MATLAB's all() function.

[mahaveer hanuman]

do you have any idea about soft decision coding in BPSK.please help me...

[Walter Roberson]

No, I do not have any idea about soft decision coding in BPSK.

[Jan]

I do not have any idea about soft decision coding in BPSK also.

@Walter: Did I say "thank you" already today? It is fine that you support this forum.