Parity-Check Aided Polarizing Matrix Extension for Efficient IR-HARQ Transmission

In this paper, by introducing nested parity-check (PC) functions, a new polarizing matrix extension-based hybrid automatic repeat request (PME-HARQ) scheme, called PC-PME-HARQ, is proposed. Such nested PC functions are constructed through a fixed-length cyclic shift register. This approach significantly enhances error correction capability, particularly for short and medium-length packet transmissions. Besides, a dynamic subchannel mapping and optimization framework is developed, which integrates subchannel reliability and distance spectrum to optimize bit-set configurations for varying transmission conditions. Furthermore, the information set approximation puncturing (ISAP) and reliability score-based puncturing (RSP) algorithms have been modified and optimized to outperform the traditional quasi-uniform puncturing (QUP) algorithm, providing improved rate compatibility and reducing Block Error Rate (BLER) in PME-HARQ systems. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed PC-PME-HARQ scheme achieves substantial performance gains, offering both coding and diversity gains across multiple retransmissions, effectively surpassing the baseline schemes.

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IEEE Transactions on Communications
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2025-03-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tcomm.2025.3552300
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Optical Systems and Laser Technology
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Parity-Check Aided Polarizing Matrix Extension for Efficient IR-HARQ Transmission

Jingqiu Gao, Pingzhi Fan
IEEE Transactions on Communications
Optical Systems and Laser Technology
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Parity-Check Aided Polarizing Matrix Extension for Efficient IR-HARQ Transmission

Jingqiu Gao, Pingzhi Fan
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In this paper, by introducing nested parity-check (PC) functions, a new polarizing matrix extension-based hybrid automatic repeat request (PME-HARQ) scheme, called PC-PME-HARQ, is proposed. Such nested PC functions are constructed through a fixed-length cyclic shift register. This approach significantly enhances error correction capability, particularly for short and medium-length packet transmissions. Besides, a dynamic subchannel mapping and optimization framework is developed, which integrates subchannel reliability and distance spectrum to optimize bit-set configurations for varying transmission conditions. Furthermore, the information set approximation puncturing (ISAP) and reliability score-based puncturing (RSP) algorithms have been modified and optimized to outperform the traditional quasi-uniform puncturing (QUP) algorithm, providing improved rate compatibility and reducing Block Error Rate (BLER) in PME-HARQ systems. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed PC-PME-HARQ scheme achieves substantial performance gains, offering both coding and diversity gains across multiple retransmissions, effectively surpassing the baseline schemes.

IEEE Transactions on CommunicationsVol. 73(9)
Southwest Jiaotong University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 96%
Optical Systems and Laser Technology
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