I have an application that ideally would allow 25% of errors to be corrected with an original message that would be 12 to 16 bytes (8-bit bytes) long.The constraints are the message cannot be retransm
I\'m in a Math class about coding theory and we have to do a project for our term mark. My project is a client with an echo server, which shows what errors were introduced in the trip from the client
I have some designing to do for a serial protocol and am running into some questions that I figure must have been considered elsewhere.
I\'m looking for a forward error-correcting code that is relatively easy/fast to encode on a microcontroller; decode will be done on a PC so it can be more complicated.
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I\'ve got a sequence of 28 bytes, which are supposedly encoded with a Reed-Solomon (28, 24, 5) code. The RS code uses 8-bit symbols and operates in GF(28). The field generator polynomial is 开发者_如何
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