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In this paper, we present the performance of codes correcting m-repeated bursts of length b (fixed) on a 3-state Fritchman channel having two good states and one bad state. We evaluate the codeword error probability of such codes on the Fritchman channel and compare them with the other multiple burst error correcting codes considering different burst length and code length. Additionally, the computational complexity of codeword error probability is also discussed.
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