Serial Cancellation List Bit Flip Decoding Method for Polar Codes
A bit-flip, polar code technology, applied in the field of serial offset list bit-flip decoding and decoding, can solve the problem that there is no bit-flip method in the CRC-SCL decoding process, and achieve the effect of improving BLER performance
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[0038] For the convenience of elaboration, the commonly used mathematical symbols and key concepts in the following sections are introduced as follows. First, the basic concepts of polar codes are introduced. Assume is the sequence to be encoded, and the polar code encoding sequence is where N is the length of the polar code, G N is the generator matrix of polar codes. contains K information bits and N-K frozen bits, wherein the value of the frozen bits is fixed as bit 0, and the index set of the information bits is denoted as A. Polar codes can be used as figure 1 represented by the binary tree structure in figure 1 Middle and bottom white nodes {u 1 ,u 2 ,u 3 ,u 5 } represents frozen bits, black nodes {u 4 ,u 6 ,u 7 ,u 8 } represents the information bits, ie A=={4,6,7,8}. The color of the upper layer node represents the properties of the bits to be encoded that it contains. For example, the leftmost node of the penultimate layer is white, which means that it...
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