Lecture

Binary Coding: Channel Decoding

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Description

This lecture covers the decoding process for binary symmetric channels, focusing on the construction of good codes and the concept of vector spaces in coding theory. Emre Telatar explains the importance of scalars and vectors in channel decoding, emphasizing the need for efficient error correction techniques.

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Information theory: Coding theory

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