Error Correction for Streaming Messages
summary
Provides an explicit encoding enc(x) of length about n^2 that lets Bob recover f(x) (e.g. y·x) in space s·polylog(n) even under adversarial noise up to δ = 1/4 − ε, with high probability. Construction composes locally decodable codes at the leaves, repeats subcomputations with polylog n leaves and takes majority to prevent targeted corruption, and achieves general deterministic f at cost ~n^4. Communication and space bounds are proved and several tighter bounds remain open.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Problem introduction
- 2:29Theorem and goals
- 7:25Using locally decodable codes
- 11:55Recursive tree construction
- 19:58Open problems and discussion
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