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Upper and Lower Estimates of Frame Error Rate for Convolutional Codes

P. 160–164.
Smeshko A., Ivanov F., Zyablov V.
Language: English
Keywords: Viterbi Algorithmconvolutional codes

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Proceedings of 2020 International Symposium on Information Theory and its Applications
IEEE, 2020.
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