Lecture

Coset Decoding: Theory and Examples

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Description

This lecture covers the theory of coset decoding, including equivalence relations, cosets, and coset decoders. It explains how to identify cosets, choose coset leaders, and decode received messages using coset decoding. Examples illustrate the concepts discussed.

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