Systematic Polar Coding in Multi-Transmission Reception Point Transmission

This study investigates decoding methods to enhance the performance of polar codes in multi-antenna systems. It proposes a method where systematically polar-encoded data are transmitted through multiple antennas, with decoding performed by exchanging information at the receiver.

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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ictc62082.2024.10827331
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Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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Systematic Polar Coding in Multi-Transmission Reception Point Transmission

Yong-Seouk Choi, Jungim Kim, Heesang Chung, Young‐Jo Ko
Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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Systematic Polar Coding in Multi-Transmission Reception Point Transmission

Yong-Seouk Choi, Jungim Kim, Heesang Chung, Young‐Jo Ko
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Abstract

This study investigates decoding methods to enhance the performance of polar codes in multi-antenna systems. It proposes a method where systematically polar-encoded data are transmitted through multiple antennas, with decoding performed by exchanging information at the receiver.

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (KR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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