Maximum likelihood decoding for linear block codes using Grobner bases
Daisuke Ikegami, Yuichi Kaji · Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB) · 2003
New algorithms for the soft-derision and the hard-derision maximum likelihood decoding (MLD) for binary linear block codes are proposed. It has been widely known that both MLD can be regarded as an integer programming with binary arithmetic conditions. Recently, Conti and Traverso have proposed an efficient algorithm which uses Grobner bases to solve integer programming with ordinary integer arithmetic conditions. In this paper, the Conti-Traverso algorithm is extended to solve integer programming with modulo arithmetic conditions. We also show how to transform the soft-decision and the hard-decision MLD to integer programming for which the extended Conti-Traverso algorithm is applicable.