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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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Serially Concatenated Polar Codes
IEEE Access, 2018 Simulation results show that the performance of polar codes is improved vastly by using polar codes as inner codes in serially concatenated coding schemes.
Erdal Arikan
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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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Efficient Implementation of Density Evolution for Punctured Polar Codes
IEEE Access, 2019 Polar codes asymptotically achieve the symmetric capacity of arbitrary binary-input discrete memoryless channels under low-complexity sequential decoding algorithms such as successive cancellation decoding.
Christopher Schnelling +4 more
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CRC-Aided Parity-Check Polar Coding
IEEE Access, 2019 Parity-check (PC) polar codes can yield better error-correcting performance compared with the cyclic redundancy check (CRC) aided polar codes under successive cancellation list decoder.
Fengyi Cheng +3 more
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Rate‐compatible systematic polar codes
IET Communications, 2021 Puncturing and shortening are two common ways to achieve rate‐compatible non‐systematic polar codes (NSPCs). Systematic polar codes (SPCs) have been shown to outperform NSPCs with the same encoding and decoding complexity.
Hongfei Zhu +3 more
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Partially Information Coupled Polar Codes
IEEE Access, 2018 We propose a new class of partially information coupled (PIC) polar codes to improve the transmission efficiency of transport block (TB)-based communication standards.
Xiaowei Wu +3 more
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IEEE Access, 2021 We propose generalized partially information coupled (PIC) polar codes and their construction method. In the proposed codes, each code block (CB) shares systematic information bits partially with J adjacent CBs on each side, where J is referred to as the
Hyoungbae Ahn +2 more
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