Error Correcting Codes for Uncompressed Messages
summary
Defines codes for polynomial-time recognizable message sets S and proves for up to 3% adversarial errors an efficiently encodable/decodable randomized code with 1.74K encoding length for K-bit messages in S, improving on previous whole-space bounds of 2.52K (deterministic) and 2.27K (randomized). Construction relies on list decoding plus hashing the message space via a pairwise independent permutation so the decoder’s list contains at most one element of S with high probability.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Setting and motivation
- 3:27Defining codes for sets
- 8:03Theorem and parameters
- 13:44List decoding construction
- 17:53Conclusion and implications
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