Communication line noise

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From: Frank da Cruz
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1989 21:00

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Does anyone have a simple mathematical model for communication line noise,
like on dialup telephone connections?  Experience says that it's usually
bursty, meaning that there are probably two variables: the mean burst length
and the mean distance between bursts.  But maybe there's a way of squeezing
this kind of behavior from a single variable (the bit error rate).  Thanks!
- Frank

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