Abstract—Most existing stopping criteria for turbo decoding have their root in hypothesis test, requiring a subjective threshold for decision making. A consequence is that the turbo decoding receiver so-constructed can con-verge at high signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) but fails at low SNRs, thereby calling for a new design philosophy for stopping criteria. In this correspon-dence, the problem is tackled in the framework of information theoretic criterion, which enables the turbo decoding to properly work in a changing SNR environment. Numerical results are presented for illustrating the good performance of the proposed method. Index Terms—MDL, stopping criterion, turbo decoding. I
International audienceBesides computations and decoding delay, iterations in turbo decoding imply in...
Abstract: This paper presents a new renormaliza-tion scheme for Turbo-decoders and a novel early sto...
The Cross-Entropy-based (CE-based) stopping criteria advantage is able to terminate early in the hig...
SUMMARY This letter proposes an efficient and simple stopping cri-terion for turbo decoding, which i...
[[abstract]]A stopping criterion is an indispensable function to reduce unnecessary power consumptio...
The invention of turbo codes has attracted many researchers to explore various fields regarding turb...
Iterative turbo decoding stopping criteria are known to be used in early termination of the turbo de...
In this article, we propose a new stopping criterion for turbo codes. This criterion is based on the...
A robust stopping criterion (called online-BER [OB]) that can terminate iterative turbo decoding in ...
Online bit error rate (BER) estimation (OBE) has been used as a stopping iterative turbo decoding cr...
A new stopping rule for turbo codes, the input-output consistency (IOC) check is presented. It is ba...
Abstract—A parity-check stopping (PCS) criterion for turbo decoding is proposed in [1], which shows ...
Early stopping criteria are used to determine when additional decoder iterations result in little or...
peer reviewedThe convergence of iterative decoding schemes is considered. The class of dually couple...
International audienceTurbo codes are proposed in most of the advanced digital communication standar...
International audienceBesides computations and decoding delay, iterations in turbo decoding imply in...
Abstract: This paper presents a new renormaliza-tion scheme for Turbo-decoders and a novel early sto...
The Cross-Entropy-based (CE-based) stopping criteria advantage is able to terminate early in the hig...
SUMMARY This letter proposes an efficient and simple stopping cri-terion for turbo decoding, which i...
[[abstract]]A stopping criterion is an indispensable function to reduce unnecessary power consumptio...
The invention of turbo codes has attracted many researchers to explore various fields regarding turb...
Iterative turbo decoding stopping criteria are known to be used in early termination of the turbo de...
In this article, we propose a new stopping criterion for turbo codes. This criterion is based on the...
A robust stopping criterion (called online-BER [OB]) that can terminate iterative turbo decoding in ...
Online bit error rate (BER) estimation (OBE) has been used as a stopping iterative turbo decoding cr...
A new stopping rule for turbo codes, the input-output consistency (IOC) check is presented. It is ba...
Abstract—A parity-check stopping (PCS) criterion for turbo decoding is proposed in [1], which shows ...
Early stopping criteria are used to determine when additional decoder iterations result in little or...
peer reviewedThe convergence of iterative decoding schemes is considered. The class of dually couple...
International audienceTurbo codes are proposed in most of the advanced digital communication standar...
International audienceBesides computations and decoding delay, iterations in turbo decoding imply in...
Abstract: This paper presents a new renormaliza-tion scheme for Turbo-decoders and a novel early sto...
The Cross-Entropy-based (CE-based) stopping criteria advantage is able to terminate early in the hig...