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Turbo-Like Structures for Chaos Encoding and Decoding

Martin Hasler
2009
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Abstract

In this paper, we explain how to build a turbo-like structure with binary inputs and chaotic outputs for efficient coding and decoding in additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN). We analyze the convergence of the decoding algorithm, the performance in the error floor region and explain minimum distance properties of the resulting codes.

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