The binary linear code known as the Hamming code of length seven is the kernel of a parity-check matrix whose columns are all the nonzero vectors of . Its dimension is four. No one-column or two-column sum vanishes, but some three-column sum does, so its minimum Hamming distance is three. The syndrome of a one-bit error is its column, uniquely identifying the erroneous position.
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