Lecture

Reed-Solomon Codes

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This lecture introduces Reed-Solomon codes as a method to handle communication errors. It covers the protocol for sending and receiving messages, including the use of polynomials and linear systems. The practical application of Reed-Solomon codes in 2D barcodes is also discussed.

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