LT code design for inactivation decoding
Francisco Lázaro Blasco, Gianluigi Liva, Gerhard Bauch
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Francisco Lázaro Blasco, Gianluigi Liva, Gerhard Bauch
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We present a simple model of inactivation decoding for LT codes which can be used to estimate the decoding complexity as a function of the LT code degree distribution. The model is shown to be accurate in variety of settings of practical importance. The proposed method allows to perform a numerical optimization on the degree distribution of a LT code aiming at minimizing the number of inactivations required for decoding.
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We present a simple model of inactivation decoding for LT codes which can be used to estimate the decoding complexity as a function of the LT code degree distribution. The model is shown to be accurate in variety of settings of practical importance. The proposed method allows to perform a numerical optimization on the degree distribution of a LT code aiming at minimizing the number of inactivations required for decoding.
Key concepts: Decoding methods, Code (set theory), Computer science, Degree (music), Variety (cybernetics), Algorithm, Simple (philosophy), Function (biology)