A Simulation Study on Decoding of Binary Linear Codes Using Projective Geometry PG(3,2)

Year 2007, Volume: 20 Issue: 4, 127 - 132, 28.03.2010

Fikri Gökpınar

https://izlik.org/JA79YK38SW

Abstract

Projective geometry is used to decode and represent codes easily. Cameron [1] generated a binary linear code from PG(2,2). In this paper we construct a binary linear code from PG(3,2). Also we give a decoding rule for this code. A simulation study is given to compare this decoding algorithm with maximum likelihood decoding algorithm.

 

Keywords

Key Words: Projective geometry , Binary linear codes , Error-correcting codes , Decoding

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