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Potentially valid codewords using the Viterbi approach adopted in [26]

Potentially valid codewords using the Viterbi approach adopted in [26]

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Table 2 Potentially valid codewords using the list decoder
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... shown in Table 2, the sequence cab is present in the list F generated by the list decoder. On the other hand, if the Viterbi approach adopted in [32,33] is performed, this sequence is lost at the expense of sequences having a higher hamming distance from the received bitstream (Table 3). This is mainly because the Viterbi approach selects one partial sequence of k symbols and n bits, thus prematurely pruning a number of potentially valid sequences. ...

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