This paper is concerned with the evaluation of the block error probability of maximum likelihood decoding (MLD) for a block code or a block modulation code over an AWGN channel. It is infeasible to evaluate the block error probability of MLD for a long block code with a large minimum distance by simulation. In this paper, a new evaluation method of the block error probability of MLD by an analytical method combined with simulation with a low-weight sub-trellis diagram is proposed. We show that this proposed method gives a tighter upper bound on the block error probability than the conventional one, and can be applicable to a relatively long block code with a large minimum distance for which conventional simulation is infeasible.
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Kenichi TOMITA, Toyoo TAKATA, Tadao KASAMI, "An Evaluation Method of the Block Error Probability by Using a Low-Weight Sub-Trellis Diagram" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E80-A, no. 11, pp. 2104-2110, November 1997, doi: .
Abstract: This paper is concerned with the evaluation of the block error probability of maximum likelihood decoding (MLD) for a block code or a block modulation code over an AWGN channel. It is infeasible to evaluate the block error probability of MLD for a long block code with a large minimum distance by simulation. In this paper, a new evaluation method of the block error probability of MLD by an analytical method combined with simulation with a low-weight sub-trellis diagram is proposed. We show that this proposed method gives a tighter upper bound on the block error probability than the conventional one, and can be applicable to a relatively long block code with a large minimum distance for which conventional simulation is infeasible.
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