Hi Alberto,
On 3/30/2016 6:32 PM, Alberto I2PHD wrote:
> all clear, thanks. Well, with k=32, the use of Viterbi is out of question, for
> sure ! A state machine with more than 4 billion states is just...
> impractical... :-)
Agreed. Note that although sequential decoding with the Fano algorithm
(or the Jelinek stack algorithm) are formally "sub-optimal", with
today's computers the necessary timeout parameter can be set to a very
large value. As a result, performance is within a fraction of a dB of
optimum.
-- Joe
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