Project 4 clarification

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Berkin Akin

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Apr 14, 2013, 9:08:14 PM4/14/13
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Hi all,

There were some questions about the 4-bit log-likelihood values (LLV) for the first iteration. Here is the convention:

Positive LLVs represent the value "0" and negative LLVs represent value "1". Initially if the received 1-bit symbol was "0" then a variable node sends 4-bit LLV of +1 (0001), otherwise if the received 1-bit symbol was "1" then a variable node sends 4-bit LLV of -1 (1111) in the first iteration.

So you can think of
0 = "no clue"
+1 = "weakly 0"
...
+7 "strong 0"
-1 = "weak 1"
...
-7 = "strong 1"
 
I hope this makes it more clear, good luck!

Thanks,
Berkin

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