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Viterbi traceback length

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:| Hello Hello,

I've been trying to find out the exact reason for needing 5L traceback length in the case of Viterbi decoding ( of unpunctured codes, as is stated generally). I just want a formula, a reason, an explanation why 5L and not for example less, because I'm using a Viterbi decoder for frequency modulation and I get the same result for 5L as for L+2 (L=3)... Does anyone know what book or article or reference can explain it?? (I've searched everywhere and all I get is " at least 5L has been proved to work...)

I'd appreciate it very much, thanks in advance.....

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havent ever seen any proof of this. It must be an empirical result. Just like you find good convol codes through computer search.
-b
 

After 5 time constrain lengths, the output of traceback merges to one paths, no formal proof on this observation.
 

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