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Using variable-length codes to correct Insertion, Deletion and substitution errors
A maximum likelihood metric is derived for the decoding of variable-length codes over a Binary Substitution, Insertion and Deletion channel. Using this metric a near-maximum likelihood decoder is derived. It is shown that variable-length codes can be used effectively to correct for insertion, deletion and substitution errors.