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Microsoft Research Audio 104585: Coding Theory: Survey of Recent Pr... |
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Coding theory emerged in the late 1940's, thanks to the |
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works of Shannon and Hamming, as the theory supporting |
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'reliable transmission of information (in the presence |
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(fear?) of noise)'. More than fifty years since, enormous |
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progress has been made within this theory. At the same |
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time, some of the most central questions remain |
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mysteriously elusive. In this talk we will survey some |
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recent progress, (hopefully) clarify some of the |
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(pervasive?) misconceptions, and lay out some of the |
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classical questions that remain open. |
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Date Published: 2013-11-24 02:17:12 |
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Identifier: Microsoft_Research_Audio_104585 |
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Item Size: 66841365 |
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Language: english |
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Media Type: audio |
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