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28. Linear codes and error correction

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In 28. Linear codes and error correction

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\mathbf s=H\mathbf r^T.

If

\mathbf r

is a valid codeword

\mathbf s=\mathbf0.

Equivalent form

\mathbf s=H\mathbf e^T.

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Summarizes which parity constraints a received word fails.

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