New decoding algorithm for Reed - Muller codes (Corresp.)
Kin‐ichiroh Tokiwa, Tatsuo Sugimura, M. Kasahara, T. Namekawa
Abstract
Kin‐ichiroh Tokiwa, Tatsuo Sugimura, M. Kasahara, T. Namekawa
Abstract
We interpret Reed-Muller codes in terms of superimposition and present a new decoding algorithm for Reed-Muller codes. Before presenting this algorithm, we propose a decoding algorithm for a class of simple iterated codes (SI codes) that will play an important role in our new decoding algorithm. Finally, we compare our algorithm with the conventional algorithm for the cyclic Reed-Muller codes from the standpoint of decoding delay.
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We interpret Reed-Muller codes in terms of superimposition and present a new decoding algorithm for Reed-Muller codes. Before presenting this algorithm, we propose a decoding algorithm for a class of simple iterated codes (SI codes) that will play an important role in our new decoding algorithm. Finally, we compare our algorithm with the conventional algorithm for the cyclic Reed-Muller codes from the standpoint of decoding delay.
Key concepts: Berlekamp–Welch algorithm, List decoding, Sequential decoding, Decoding methods, Algorithm, Reed–Muller code, Computer science, BCJR algorithm