Threshold based Stochastic Resonance for the Binary-Input Ternary-Output Discrete Memoryless Channels

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Algebraic Information Theory and Kosko's Forbidden Interval Theorem

“…Therefore, for our extended, and we feel more accurate, definition of SR only the (A) part of the FIT holds. Related work can also be found in [12]. Furthermore, we see that there is a deep philosophical question of "what is noise?"…”

“…Recently, significant efforts have been devoted to find the optimal noise level (stochastic resonance) in threshold communications systems [12]. Since the stochastic resonance effect depends heavily upon the choice of measure of information transmission, we use the algebraic information theory and Koskos forbidden interval theorem in order to characterize the capacity of the discrete memoryless communication channels with a threshold.…”