Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• check equation corresponds to a  ...
• the codeword corresponds to a column of H, and a bit vertex of T, and each parity
• Quantization and Codewords Each quantization value can be associated with a binary codeword. In the above example, the codeword corresponds to the index ...
• check equation corresponds to a row of. H, and a check vertex of T. The (j, i)
• Sep 29, 2010 ... [011011011, 110110110, 11101110111] in the codeword corresponds to 11 [222 or 223,. 222 or 322, 333, respectively] in the closed walk. So,.
• be described in terms of a Tanner graph [34], where each bit in the codeword corresponds to a variable node and each parity
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• The redundancy resulting from the appearance of a given form more than once is removed by computing each form only once. The computation of all the distinct ...
• Although this latter reduction is still not tight, the redundancy resulting from padding the input message can be removed without breaking the proof. Boneh [ 18] ...
• The redundancy resulting from the fact that the judging process allows an additional opportunity for psi to enter would seem to be beneficial in either case,  ...
• Jun 20, 2013 ... has been shown [2] that the redundancy resulting from dividing an elementary component (capacitor, resistor, transistor) into several subsets ...