High-Dimensional Cross Parity Codes and Parities from Lower Than (d − 1)-Dimensional Hyperplanes

Cross parity codes are mostly used as 2-dimensional codes, and sometimes as 3-dimensional codes. We argue that higher dimensions can help to reduce the number of parity bits, and thus deserve further investigation. As a start, we investigate parities from (d−2)-dimensional hyperplanes in d-dimensional parity codes, instead of parities from (d−1)-dimensional hyperplanes as usual.

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Computers
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2025-04-26
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https://doi.org/10.3390/computers14050161
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Coding theory and cryptography
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High-Dimensional Cross Parity Codes and Parities from Lower Than (d − 1)-Dimensional Hyperplanes

Jörg Keller
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High-Dimensional Cross Parity Codes and Parities from Lower Than (d − 1)-Dimensional Hyperplanes

Jörg Keller
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Abstract

Cross parity codes are mostly used as 2-dimensional codes, and sometimes as 3-dimensional codes. We argue that higher dimensions can help to reduce the number of parity bits, and thus deserve further investigation. As a start, we investigate parities from (d−2)-dimensional hyperplanes in d-dimensional parity codes, instead of parities from (d−1)-dimensional hyperplanes as usual.

ComputersVol. 14(5)
FernUniversität in Hagen (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 96%
Coding theory and cryptography
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