Lecture
Error Correction Codes: Hamming Code
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This lecture covers the concept of error correction codes, focusing on the Hamming Code. The instructor explains the encoding and decoding process, emphasizing the ability of Hamming Code to correct single-bit errors. The lecture also delves into the properties of Hamming Code, such as its capability to detect and correct errors. Through examples and illustrations, the instructor demonstrates how Hamming Code works and its significance in ensuring data integrity in communication systems.
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