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Computationally efficient turbo decoding with the bi-directional Viterbi algorithm (BIVA)

M.B. Shoemake, C. Heegard

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An algorithm for decoding parallel concatenated codes (turbo codes) that replaces the BCJR algorithm with a new Viterbi type algorithm is presented. Replacement of the BCJR algorithm with the new algorithm results in a gain in computational efficiency with only a slight loss in BER performance.

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An algorithm for decoding parallel concatenated codes (turbo codes) that replaces the BCJR algorithm with a new Viterbi type algorithm is presented. Replacement of the BCJR algorithm with the new algorithm results in a gain in computational efficiency with only a slight loss in BER performance.

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An algorithm for decoding parallel concatenated codes (turbo codes) that replaces the BCJR algorithm with a new Viterbi type algorithm is presented. Replacement of the BCJR algorithm with the new algorithm results in a gain in computational efficiency with only a slight loss in BER performance.

Key concepts: BCJR algorithm, Iterative Viterbi decoding, Soft output Viterbi algorithm, Turbo code, Computer science, Algorithm, Viterbi algorithm, Serial concatenated convolutional codes

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