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Yansong Lv

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Performance Evaluation of PAC Decoding with Deep Neural Networks

By concatenating a polar transform with a convolutional transform, polarization-adjusted convolutional (PAC) codes can reach the dispersion approximation bound in certain rate cases. However, the sequential decoding nature of traditional PAC decoding algorithms results in high decoding latency. Due to the parallel computing capability, deep neural network (DNN) decoders have emerged as a promising solution. In this paper, we propose three types of DNN decoders for PAC codes: multi-layer perceptron (MLP), convolutional neural network (CNN), and recurrent neural network (RNN). The performance of these DNN decoders is evaluated through extensive simulation. Numerical results show that the MLP decoder has the best error-correction performance under a similar model parameter number.

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Balanced Low-Complexity and Flexible Error-Correction List Flip Decoding for Polar Codes

Benefiting from performance advantages under short code lengths, polar codes are well-suited for certain scenarios, such as the future Internet of Things (IoT) applications that require high reliability and low power. Existing list flip decoders can efficiently further enhance the error-correction performance of polar codes with finite code lengths, particularly the dynamic successive cancellation list flip (D-SCLF) decoder with flexible high-order error-correction capability (FHECC). However, to the best of our knowledge, current list flip decoders cannot effectively balance complexity and error-correction efficiency. To address this, we propose a parity-check-aided D-SCLF (PC-DSCLF) decoder. This decoder, based on FHECC and the characteristics of the list flip decoding process, introduces a simplified flip metric and a hybrid check scheme, along with a decoding method that supports the check scheme, enabling it to retain FHECC while achieving low complexity. Simulation results show that the proposed PC-DSCLF decoder achieves up to a 51.1\% average complexity reduction compared to the D-SCLF algorithm with distributed CRC for $PC(512, 256+24)$

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Adaptive List Decoder with Flip Operations for Polar Codes

Successive cancellation list decoders with flip operations (SCL-Flip) can utilize re-decoding attempts to significantly improve the error-correction performance of polar codes. However, these re-decoding attempts result in extra computation complexity, which thus leads to increased energy consumption and decoding latency to the communication system adopting SCL-Flip decoders. To significantly reduce the computation complexity of current SCL-Flip decoders, we design a new adaptive SCL-Flip (AD-SCLF) decoder, which can be easily implemented based on existing SCL-Flip techniques. Simulation results showed that the AD-SCLF can reduce up to 80.85\% of the computational complexity of a current SCL-Flip decoder at a matched $FER=10^{-3}$. The result implies our decoder can significantly reduce the energy consumption caused by redundant re-decoding attempts from the SCL-Flip decoder.

cs.IT