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Polar Research’s referees [PDF]
, 2010 It is once again time to thank all the scientists— not only those whose names are printed on the following pages—who have kindly served as referees for Polar Research during the last couple of ...
Goldman, Helle V.
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An efficient construction of polar codes based on the general partial order
EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking, 2019 Traditionally, the construction of polar codes requires intense computations to sort all bit channels. In previous works, two types of partial orders (POs) of polar codes were proposed to decrease the computations in the construction process.
Wei Wang, Liping Li, Kai Niu
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Transmission of control information in 5G broadband telecommunication systems
Adaptivni Sistemi Avtomatičnogo Upravlinnâ, 2021 This article discusses the polar code is applied to the transmission of control information in broadband telecommunications systems. Channel coding contains a set of procedures for error detection, error correction, rate matching, bit interleaving and ...
Ю. Бойко +3 more
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Polar Code decoder exploration framework [PDF]
Advances in Radio Science, 2018 The increasing demand for fast wireless communications requires sophisticated baseband signal processing. One of the computational intense tasks here is advanced Forward Error Correction (FEC), especially the decoding.
C. Kestel, S. Weithoffer, N. Wehn
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A Nearly Optimal Method of Polar Code Constructions for the AWGN Channel
IEEE Access, 2021 Polar code is a kind of capacity-approaching code with explicit structure as part of the next generation wireless communication standard. The performance of the polar code is directly determined by the construction method, in which there are three ...
Haichao Sun +3 more
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IEEE Communications Letters, 2011 Polar codes were originally introduced as a class of non-systematic linear block codes. This paper gives encoding and decoding methods for systematic polar coding that preserve the low-complexity nature of non-systematic polar coding while guaranteeing the same frame error rate.
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2013 Information Theory and Applications Workshop (ITA), 2013 Balanced bipolar codes consist of sequences in which the symbols ‘−1’ and ‘+1’ appear equally often. Several generalizations to larger alphabets have been considered in literature. For example, for the q-ary alphabet {−q + 1, −q + 3, …, q − 1}, known concepts are symbol balancing, i.e., all alphabet symbols appear equally often in each codeword, and ...
Jos H. Weber +3 more
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Norway and past International Polar Years—a historical account [PDF]
, 2007 Surveying Norway’s role in past International Polar Years (IPYs), this essay by historian Stian Bones contributes to a broader understanding of Norway as a “polar nation”. He describes the strengths of Norway’s scientific traditions in the polar regions,
Bones, Stian, Stian Bones
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On the Origin of Polar Coding [PDF]
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, 2016 Polar coding was conceived originally as a technique for boosting the cutoff rate of sequential decoding, along the lines of earlier schemes of Pinsker and Massey. The key idea in boosting the cutoff rate is to take a vector channel (either given or artificially built), split it into multiple correlated subchannels, and employ a separate sequential ...
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IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 2017 Conference version,Relaxed Channel Polarization for Reduced Complexity Polar Coding, accepted for presentation at IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference WCNC ...
Mostafa El-Khamy +4 more
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