Concatenation decoding algorithm based on BP and WED
PI De-fu
Abstract
PI De-fu
Abstract
Weighted Erasure Decoding(WED) algorithm is investigated in this paper,based on which,a new BP-WED concatenation algorithm for LDPC codes is proposed.Belief Propagation(BP) algorithm is a kind of soft-in-soft-out algorithm.When BP algorithm fails,the soft LLR reliable information is quantized and sent to the WED algorithm.WED algorithm is a very attractive solution for practical implementations of low-complexity reliability-based algorithms owing to its simplicity,therefore the BP-WED concatenation algorithm is more easy in hardware implementation compared to other concatenation algorithms,such as BP-OSD,BP-BMA,etc.The simulation results show that the proposed concatenation algorithm is effective,and can achieve a good tradeoff between computational complexity and decoding performance.
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Weighted Erasure Decoding(WED) algorithm is investigated in this paper,based on which,a new BP-WED concatenation algorithm for LDPC codes is proposed.Belief Propagation(BP) algorithm is a kind of soft-in-soft-out algorithm.When BP algorithm fails,the soft LLR reliable information is quantized and sent to the WED algorithm.WED algorithm is a very attractive solution for practical implementations of low-complexity reliability-based algorithms owing to its simplicity,therefore the BP-WED concatenation algorithm is more easy in hardware implementation compared to other concatenation algorithms,such as BP-OSD,BP-BMA,etc.The simulation results show that the proposed concatenation algorithm is effective,and can achieve a good tradeoff between computational complexity and decoding performance.
Key concepts: Concatenation (mathematics), Algorithm, Computer science, Decoding methods, Computational complexity theory, Reliability (semiconductor), Mathematics, Arithmetic