By using coding and combinatorial techniques, an approximate formula for the weight distribution of decodable words of most linear block codes is evaluated. This formula is then used to give an approximate expression for the decoder error probability P(sub E)(u) of linear block codes, given that an error pattern of weight u has occurred. It is shown that P(sub E)(u) approaches the constant Q as u gets large, where Q is the probability that a completely random error pattern will cause decoder error
Our lives depend on communication, but our methods are prone to errors. Coding theory illustrates ho...
In a coded communication system with equiprobable signaling, MLD minimizes the word error probabilit...
Our lives depend on communication, but our methods are prone to errors. Coding theory illustrates ho...
The decoder error probability for Reed-Solomon codes (more generally, linear maximum distance separa...
In this paper, the bit error probability P(sub b) for maximum likelihood decoding of binary linear c...
This paper is an extension of a recent paper by McEliece and Swanson dealing with the decoder error...
This paper is an extension of a recent paper by McEliece and Swanson dealing with the decoder error...
Upper bounds On the decoder error probability for Reed-Solomon codes are derived. By definition, "de...
A lower bound for the decoder error probability (P sub E (u)) of a linear maximum distance separable...
Finding the weight distributions of block codes is a problem of theoretical and practical interest. ...
Maximum likelihood decoding of long block codes is not feasable due to large complexity. Some classe...
A new decoding algorithm for some convolutional codes constructed from block codes is given. The alg...
One of the facets of the mobile or wireless environment is that errors quite often occur in bursts. ...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 39)Linear block codes are used in modern communication and d...
AbstractThe bit error rate of binary codes on the binary symmetric channel with raw error probabilit...
Our lives depend on communication, but our methods are prone to errors. Coding theory illustrates ho...
In a coded communication system with equiprobable signaling, MLD minimizes the word error probabilit...
Our lives depend on communication, but our methods are prone to errors. Coding theory illustrates ho...
The decoder error probability for Reed-Solomon codes (more generally, linear maximum distance separa...
In this paper, the bit error probability P(sub b) for maximum likelihood decoding of binary linear c...
This paper is an extension of a recent paper by McEliece and Swanson dealing with the decoder error...
This paper is an extension of a recent paper by McEliece and Swanson dealing with the decoder error...
Upper bounds On the decoder error probability for Reed-Solomon codes are derived. By definition, "de...
A lower bound for the decoder error probability (P sub E (u)) of a linear maximum distance separable...
Finding the weight distributions of block codes is a problem of theoretical and practical interest. ...
Maximum likelihood decoding of long block codes is not feasable due to large complexity. Some classe...
A new decoding algorithm for some convolutional codes constructed from block codes is given. The alg...
One of the facets of the mobile or wireless environment is that errors quite often occur in bursts. ...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 39)Linear block codes are used in modern communication and d...
AbstractThe bit error rate of binary codes on the binary symmetric channel with raw error probabilit...
Our lives depend on communication, but our methods are prone to errors. Coding theory illustrates ho...
In a coded communication system with equiprobable signaling, MLD minimizes the word error probabilit...
Our lives depend on communication, but our methods are prone to errors. Coding theory illustrates ho...