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Either the information sets are reduced to include a zero row, which is then picked out by a weight one element in the enumeration, or the enumeration vector happens to exactly contain the redundancies of the generators. In both cases, the all-zero vector appears to be a codeword.
Can probably be fixed easily by simply always using the standard form or calling _remove_empty(, :rows) for each information set depending on what the problem is. Using standard form should fix it in both cases.
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Either the information sets are reduced to include a zero row, which is then picked out by a weight one element in the enumeration, or the enumeration vector happens to exactly contain the redundancies of the generators. In both cases, the all-zero vector appears to be a codeword.
Can probably be fixed easily by simply always using the standard form or calling
_remove_empty(, :rows)
for each information set depending on what the problem is. Using standard form should fix it in both cases.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: