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Nonbinary LDPC Codes on Cages: Structural Property and Code Optimization
DOI:10.1109/TCOMM.2014.2387341.png)
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A (v, g)-cage is a (not necessarily unique) smallest v-regular graph of girth g. On such a graph, a nonbinary (2, v)-regular low-density parity-check (LDPC) code can be defined such that the Tanner graph has girth 2g and the code length achieves the minimum possible. In this paper, we focus on two aspects of this class of codes, structural property and code optimization. We find that, in addition to those found previously, many cages can be used to construct structured LDPC codes. We show that all cages with even girth can be structured as protograph-based codes, many of which have block-circulant Tanner graphs. We also find that four cages with odd girth can be structured as protograph-based codes with block-circulant Tanner graphs. For code optimization, we develop an ontology-based approach. All possible inter-connected cycle patterns that lead to low symbol-weight codewords are identified to put together the ontology. By doing so, it becomes handleable to estimate and optimize distance spectrum of equivalent binary image codes. We further analyze some known codes from the Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems recommendation and design several new codes. Numerical results show that these codes have reasonably good minimum bit distance and perform well under iterative decoding.
Keyword:
Nonbinary LDPC code
cage
protograph-based code
CCSDS recommendation
minimum distance
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