In an iterative decoding algorithm, such as Chase Type-II decoding algorithm and its improvements, candidate codewords for a received vector are generated for test based on a bounded-distance decoder and a set of test error patterns. It is desirable to remove useless test error patterns in these decoding algorithms. This paper presents a sufficient condition for ruling out some useless test error patterns. If this condition holds for a test error patterns e, then e can not produce a candidate codeword with a correlation metric larger than those of the candidate codewords generated already and hence e is useless. This significantly reduces the decoding operations in Chase type-II decoding algorithm or decoding iterations in its improvements.
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Takuya KOUMOTO, Tadao KASAMI, Shu LIN, "A Sufficient Condition for Ruling Out Some Useless Test Error Patterns in Iterative Decoding Algorithms" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E81-A, no. 2, pp. 321-326, February 1998, doi: .
Abstract: In an iterative decoding algorithm, such as Chase Type-II decoding algorithm and its improvements, candidate codewords for a received vector are generated for test based on a bounded-distance decoder and a set of test error patterns. It is desirable to remove useless test error patterns in these decoding algorithms. This paper presents a sufficient condition for ruling out some useless test error patterns. If this condition holds for a test error patterns e, then e can not produce a candidate codeword with a correlation metric larger than those of the candidate codewords generated already and hence e is useless. This significantly reduces the decoding operations in Chase type-II decoding algorithm or decoding iterations in its improvements.
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