ECC Lab (All Parts) Part 0 Given the following corrupted data recover the original four number signal where zero, one, two, or three of the values above have been corrupted and are no longer correct....

ECC Lab (All Parts) Part 0 Given the following corrupted data recover the original four number signal where zero, one, two, or three of the values above have been corrupted and are no longer correct. In this case you don't know which values are wrong, or even how many are wrong, but you know at least 5 of the 8 values are right. You may again assume the original four-length signal you are looking for consists of four non-negative integers less than 10. Create a strategy that is a slight variation on the strategy for Part A to solve Part C. In any text editor, create pseudo-code to solve Part C. Translate the pseudo-code into MATLAB's programming language. (Note, your pseudo-code should not be much different than the pseudopod for Part A, but it should be different. In particular, your pseudo-code must address how you have handled the error in the vector ES.) Your code must be in the form of a function that takes in the eight values (as an eight valued column vector ES) and outputs as a single vector X, the signal that generates them. Test your code on the data above and it should return the solution MATLAB's Grader Submit your code to MATLAB's Grader for Part C to check/grade your work. Mycourse.unh.edu Submit your pseudo-code in the Quiz to the appropriate question