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A New Upper Bound on the Binary Deletion Channel Capacity
We prove that the capacity of the binary deletion channel satisfies $C(d)\le (1-d)/4$ for every $13/20\le d<1$. The proof describes the output from right to left, using a six-bit context to assign a description length. We bound the increase in expected description length minus output entropy when on
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