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consecutive symbols at a time, and so on, until n w symbols at a time are taken. Note that<br />

n w is the maximum word length defined <strong>for</strong> the dictionary. All the blank spaces are filled<br />

with zeros in the dictionary. Entries in the dictionary are called words. The dictionary<br />

also contains a separate column matrix that is filled with the fractional occurrence of each<br />

word in the dictionary. Figure 2.2 shows the process.<br />

one word<br />

Q 0 0 0……0<br />

W 0 0 0……0<br />

…………………………………...<br />

…………………………………...<br />

Q W 0 0……0<br />

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one symbol<br />

W E 0 0……0<br />

…………………………………...<br />

…………………………………...<br />

Q W E 0……0<br />

…………………………………...<br />

…………………. E G H<br />

fractional occurrence<br />

Signal: c=[Q, W, E, R, T, Y, U, I, O, P, Q, H,…, E, G, H]<br />

Figure 2.2 Forming a Symbolic Dynamic dictionary<br />

If there are N data points in a signal (which means N symbols) and maximum<br />

word length is n w then total number of words N T in a dictionary can be calculated,<br />

N T =N+(N-1)+(N-2)+…+(N- (n w -1))<br />

=n w *N- ((n w -1)*n w /2)<br />

=n w [N- (n w -1)/2].

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