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Home » Magazine Archive » 2009 » No. 3 » Error Correction Up to the Information-Theoretic Limit » Full Text
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Error Correction Up to the Information-Theoretic Limit
Ever since the birth of coding theory almost 60 years ago, researchers have been pursuing the elusive goal of constructing the "best codes," whose encoding introduces the minimum possible redundancy for the level of noise they can correct.
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