Why does poly2trellis generate a different trellis for equivalent inputs?

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David Jenks 2017-9-14

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评论： David Jenks 2017-9-20

I am new to MATLAB and am trying to generate test data for a convolutional encoder. I used the following code to generate a trellis using the octal numbers(171 133) for my CodeGenerator parameter. I then tried using the string form to generate the same trellis, but obviously based on the output the second trellis is different. Why are the two trellises different?

>> msg=[1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0];

>> cg1 = [ 171 133 ];

>> cg2 = { '1+x+x^2+x^3+x^6', '1+x^2+x^3+x^5+x^6'};

>> tr1=poly2trellis(7, cg1);

>> tr2=poly2trellis(7, cg2);

>> isequal(tr1,tr2)

ans = logical 0

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Suze Zhang 2017-9-20

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Hi David,

The reason that the outputs of the two trellis are not equal is that when converting the coefficients of the the 6th degree polynomials to octal number representations, it should start with the highest degree. For your example,

>> cg2 = { '1+x+x^2+x^3+x^6', '1+x^2+x^3+x^5+x^6'};

The corresponding two octal numbers would be 1001111 and 1101101, which are 117 and 155.

>>tr1=poly2trellis(7, [117, 155]);

This tr1 will be equal to tr2 in your example code.