A novel self-synchronizable decoding algorithm for transmissions with redundant information is proposed. We assume that desynchronization occurs because a continuous deletion of bits in the channel. The decoder bases its decision on a metric which involves the syndrome and the Hamming distance between certain codeword and its corresponding updated codeword after one iteration of sum-product decoding. The foundation of the previous assumption relies on what we called "CP-distance." The larger the CP-distance of a code the better the synchronization characteristics. Moreover, our proposal is not restricted to cyclically permutable (CP) codes as previous proposals. Theoretical foundation and experimental results show good performance of our algorithm.
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Raul MARTINEZ-NORIEGA, Isao ABE, Kazuhiko YAMAGUCHI, "Self-Synchronizable Decoding Algorithms for Transmission with Redundant Information at Decoder" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E93-A, no. 11, pp. 1958-1965, November 2010, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E93.A.1958.
Abstract: A novel self-synchronizable decoding algorithm for transmissions with redundant information is proposed. We assume that desynchronization occurs because a continuous deletion of bits in the channel. The decoder bases its decision on a metric which involves the syndrome and the Hamming distance between certain codeword and its corresponding updated codeword after one iteration of sum-product decoding. The foundation of the previous assumption relies on what we called "CP-distance." The larger the CP-distance of a code the better the synchronization characteristics. Moreover, our proposal is not restricted to cyclically permutable (CP) codes as previous proposals. Theoretical foundation and experimental results show good performance of our algorithm.
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