NASA NTRS · 19970012759
Error Control Coding Techniques for Space and Satellite Communications
Abstract
Bootstrap Hybrid Decoding (BHD) (Jelinek and Cocke, 1971) is a coding/decoding scheme that adds extra redundancy to a set of convolutionally encoded codewords and uses this redundancy to provide reliability information to a sequential decoder. Theoretical results indicate that bit error probability performance (BER) of BHD is close to that of Turbo-codes, without some of their drawbacks. In this report we study the use of the Multiple Stack Algorithm (MSA) (Chevillat and Costello, Jr., 1977) as the underlying sequential decoding algorithm in BHD, which makes possible an iterative version of BHD.
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Costello, Daniel J., Jr., Cabral, Hermano A., He, Jiali. 1997-03-19. Error Control Coding Techniques for Space and Satellite Communications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970012759
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