Lecture

Polar Coding for Binary Input Channels

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Description

This lecture by the instructor covers polar coding for binary input channels, focusing on properties such as low computational complexity and explicit identification. The lecture explains how to implement encoding and decoding functions efficiently, achieving extremal channels from 'normal' ones.

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Information engineering

Information theory: Coding theory

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