This book, the Sun™ ONE Message Queue (MQ) 3.0.1 Administrator’s Guide,
provides the background and information needed to perform administration tasks
for an MQ messaging system.
This preface contains the following sections:
• Audience for This Guide
• Organization of This Guide
• Conventions
• Other Documentation Resources
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The Viterbi algorithm is the same as the binary case with one main difference: The survivor sequences include the uncoded bits, which are decided at each trellis stage when selecting one of two parallel branches with the largest correlation metric.
Presently, only 8-PSK modulation is considered. Extensions to higher-order modulations can be implemented following a similar procedure.
