2019 Wave Electronics and Its Application in Information and Telecommunication Systems (WECONF) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/weconf.2019.8840580
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About One Algorithm for Correcting Bursts Using Block-Permutation LDPC-Codes

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“…Similar to the fact that the minimal distance d 0 defines the maximal number t of independent errors, which can be corrected in any combination by minimal distance decoding, for each linear code the maximal correctable burst length b may be determined -this means that all possible error bursts of length no more than b are in different cosets and may be chosen as leaders. However, as it was mentioned earlier, finding the minimal distance of the random code is NP-hard, while maximal correctable burst length may be found in polynomial-time, using procedure from [16] (though the degree of the polynomial is rather large).…”
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“…Similar to the fact that the minimal distance d 0 defines the maximal number t of independent errors, which can be corrected in any combination by minimal distance decoding, for each linear code the maximal correctable burst length b may be determined -this means that all possible error bursts of length no more than b are in different cosets and may be chosen as leaders. However, as it was mentioned earlier, finding the minimal distance of the random code is NP-hard, while maximal correctable burst length may be found in polynomial-time, using procedure from [16] (though the degree of the polynomial is rather large).…”
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“…Traditionally LDPC codes are used to correct independent errors, however, in [16,19,20] the capability of these codes (in particular, block-permutation constructions) to correct bursts of errors was analyzed. In [16] both the procedure of determining the maximal length of correctable burst and decoding procedure for block-permutation LDPC code are described.…”
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