This paper presents a novel approach to reduce encoding complexity in maximum distance profile convolutional codes, indicating significant improvements in error correction efficiency.
Maximum Distance Profile (MDP) convolutional codes are an important class of channel codes due to their maximal delay-constrained error correction capabilities. The design of MDP codes has attracted significant attention from the research community. However, only limited attention was given to addressing the complexity of encoding and decoding operations. This paper aims to reduce encoding complexity by constructing partial unit-memory MDP codes with structured and sparse generator matrices. In particular, we present a matrix completion framework that extends a structured superregular matrix (e.g., Cauchy) over a small field to a sparse sliding generator matrix of an MDP code. We show that the proposed construction can reduce the encoding complexity compared to the current state-of-the-art MDP code designs.
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