1996
DOI: 10.1049/el:19960340
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Efficient two-dimensional interleaving technique by use of the set partitioning concept

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“…We consider error clusters that have a circular shape. Similar error clusters and interleavers were presented by De Almeida and Palazzo [14]. De Almeida and Palazzo designed the interleaving based on the set partitioning of a p × p array.…”
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“…We consider error clusters that have a circular shape. Similar error clusters and interleavers were presented by De Almeida and Palazzo [14]. De Almeida and Palazzo designed the interleaving based on the set partitioning of a p × p array.…”
Section: Interleaver Designmentioning
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“…Basically, there exist two different approaches to correct such errors. The first approach is based on channel interleaving, where the errors within a cluster of errors are spread to independent rows of a square or rectangular array [14][15][16]. The errors are then corrected by interleaved codes, that is, block codes are used to decode the rows of the array independently.…”
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“…0 problema de se projetar esquemas de entrela£amento bidimensionais (2-D) eficientes foi considerado em [1] e [2], onde resultados interessantes forarn obtidos atraves de buscas computacionais. Especificamente, arranjos de Q x Q bits forarn considerados, onde cada linha e uma palavra de urn c6digo linear binano com capacidade de corre£ao de erros aleat6rios t = 1.…”
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“…The works [1] and [6] are based on the set partitioning concept introduced by Ungerboeck [11], however, this work is based on Golomb's et. al.…”
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