
doi: 10.1109/18.256507
Summary: Codes are considered for correction and detection of unidirectional byte errors. A code construction based on the generalized concatenated code construction is proposed. This construction gives a lot of efficient codes. For example, from this construction, a 72-input-bit encoder of the triple unidirectional 8-bit-byte error-correcting and four-fold unidirectional 8-bit-byte error-detecting code with a length of 112 bits and rate 9/14 are obtained, whereas the ordinary triple 8-bit-byte error- correcting and four-fold 8-bit-byte error-detecting code of the same length has only 56 information bits and is of rate 1/2. Further, the proposed construction is generalized to one that gives efficient short- length codes.
error-correction coding, Other types of codes, error-detection coding, concatenated code, unidirectional byte errors
error-correction coding, Other types of codes, error-detection coding, concatenated code, unidirectional byte errors
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