Efficient Maximum-Likelihood Soft-Decision Decoding of Linear Block Codes Using Algorithm A

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Titel: Efficient Maximum-Likelihood Soft-Decision Decoding of Linear Block Codes Using Algorithm A
Autoren: Han, Yunghsiang S., Hartmann, Carlos R.P., Chen, Chih-Chieh
Quelle: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - Technical Reports
Verlagsinformationen: SURFACE at Syracuse University
Publikationsjahr: 1991
Bestand: Syracuse University Research Facility And Collaborative Environment (SUrface)
Schlagwörter: Linear Block Codes, Computer Sciences
Beschreibung: In this report we present a novel and efficient maximum-likelihood soft-decision decoding algorithm for linear block codes. The approach used here is to convert the decoding problem into a search problem through a graph which is a trellis for an equivalent code of the transmitted code. Algorithm A*, which uses a priority-first search strategy, is employed to search through this graph. This search is guided by an evaluation function f defined to take advantage of the information provided by the received vector and the inherent properties of the transmitted code. This function f is used to drastically reduce the search space and to make the decoding efforts of this decoding algorithm adaptable to the noise level. Simulation results for the ( 48, 24) and the (72, 36) binary extended quadratic residue codes and the (128, 64) binary extended BCH code are given to substantiate the above claim.
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Dateibeschreibung: application/pdf
Sprache: English
Relation: https://surface.syr.edu/eecs_techreports/134; https://surface.syr.edu/context/eecs_techreports/article/1132/viewcontent/SU_CIS_91_42.pdf
Verfügbarkeit: https://surface.syr.edu/eecs_techreports/134
https://surface.syr.edu/context/eecs_techreports/article/1132/viewcontent/SU_CIS_91_42.pdf
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Abstract:In this report we present a novel and efficient maximum-likelihood soft-decision decoding algorithm for linear block codes. The approach used here is to convert the decoding problem into a search problem through a graph which is a trellis for an equivalent code of the transmitted code. Algorithm A*, which uses a priority-first search strategy, is employed to search through this graph. This search is guided by an evaluation function f defined to take advantage of the information provided by the received vector and the inherent properties of the transmitted code. This function f is used to drastically reduce the search space and to make the decoding efforts of this decoding algorithm adaptable to the noise level. Simulation results for the ( 48, 24) and the (72, 36) binary extended quadratic residue codes and the (128, 64) binary extended BCH code are given to substantiate the above claim.