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Un « mont » spatialement. L'ensemble de contrôle de parité à faible densité (LDPC) couplé à Fuji (SFC) est une version modifiée de l'ensemble LDPC à couplage spatial (SC). Sa probabilité d'erreur de décodage dans la région des cascades n'a été étudiée que de manière expérimentale. Dans cet article, nous l'analysons théoriquement sur le canal d'effacement binaire en modifiant l'évolution attendue du graphique (EGE) et l'évolution de la covariance (CE) qui ont été utilisées pour analyser l'ensemble SC-LDPC d'origine. En particulier, nous dérivons la condition initiale modifiée pour l'ensemble SFC-LDPC. Ensuite, contrairement à l’ensemble SC-LDPC, l’ensemble SFC-LDPC possède un minimum local sur la solution de l’EGE et du CE. Compte tenu de ses propriétés, nous nous attendons théoriquement à ce que la courbe en cascade de l’ensemble SFC-LDPC soit plus raide que celle de l’ensemble SC-LDPC. De plus, nous le confirmons également par des expériences numériques.
Yuta NAKAHARA
Waseda University
Toshiyasu MATSUSHIMA
Waseda University
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Yuta NAKAHARA, Toshiyasu MATSUSHIMA, "Analysis of Decoding Error Probability of Spatially “Mt. Fuji” Coupled LDPC Codes in Waterfall Region of the BEC" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E103-A, no. 12, pp. 1337-1346, December 2020, doi: 10.1587/transfun.2020TAP0010.
Abstract: A spatially “Mt. Fuji” coupled (SFC) low-density parity-check (LDPC) ensemble is a modified version of the spatially coupled (SC) LDPC ensemble. Its decoding error probability in the waterfall region has been studied only in an experimental manner. In this paper, we theoretically analyze it over the binary erasure channel by modifying the expected graph evolution (EGE) and covariance evolution (CE) that have been used to analyze the original SC-LDPC ensemble. In particular, we derive the initial condition modified for the SFC-LDPC ensemble. Then, unlike the SC-LDPC ensemble, the SFC-LDPC ensemble has a local minimum on the solution of the EGE and CE. Considering the property of it, we theoretically expect the waterfall curve of the SFC-LDPC ensemble is steeper than that of the SC-LDPC ensemble. In addition, we also confirm it by numerical experiments.
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