Coding Theory

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Coding Theory is a field that studies the design and analysis of error-detecting and error-correcting codes to enable reliable and efficient transmission and storage of information.

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instanceOf academic discipline
subfield of computer science
subfield of electrical engineering
subfield of information theory
aimsTo enable reliable storage of information
enable reliable transmission of information
maximize efficiency of data storage
maximize efficiency of data transmission
appliesTo computer memory systems
data storage devices
deep-space communication
mobile communication
optical communication
satellite communication
focusesOn channel coding
error-correcting codes
error-detecting codes
source coding
formalizedBy Claude Shannon NERFINISHED
Richard Hamming NERFINISHED
goal approach channel capacity with practical codes
design efficient decoding algorithms
design efficient encoding algorithms
historicalRoot work of Claude Shannon
work of Richard Hamming
includes BCH codes NERFINISHED
Golay codes NERFINISHED
Hamming codes NERFINISHED
LDPC codes
Reed–Solomon codes NERFINISHED
block codes
convolutional codes
cyclic codes
polar codes
turbo codes
relatedTo Cryptography
Data Storage
Digital Communications
Information Theory NERFINISHED
studies Shannon capacity NERFINISHED
channel models
code construction
code decoding algorithms
code performance analysis
noisy channels
trade-off between redundancy and reliability
usesConcept Hamming distance NERFINISHED
error correction capability
error detection capability
finite fields
information entropy
linear algebra
minimum distance of a code
probability theory
rate of a code

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