On the Equivalence of Sudan-Decoding and Decoding via Virtual Extension to an Interleaved Reed-Solomon Code
Konferenz: SCC'10 - 8th International ITG Conference on Source and Channel Coding
18.01.2010 - 21.01.2010 in Siegen, Germany
Tagungsband: SCC'10
Seiten: 6Sprache: EnglischTyp: PDF
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Autoren:
Zeh, Alexander; Kampf, Sabine; Bossert, Martin (Department of Telecommunications and Applied Information Theory, University of Ulm, Germany)
Inhalt:
In this paper we investigate two new decoding schemes for Reed-Solomon codes, which allow to decode beyond half the minimum distance. One is Sudan’s list-decoding principle, based on interpolation with a degree-restricted bivariate polynomial. We show a syndrome-based approach of it. We compare Sudan’s procedure with a scheme that is based on an extension to Interleaved Reed-Solomon codes. We present theoretical parallels and outline both algorithms in a unique comparable way. Furthermore, we show the connection of both schemes to the classical Linear Feedback Shift Register analysis. Afterwards, we compare the performance of the considered schemes.