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Coding for Deletion Channels with Multiple Traces

05/20/2019
by   Mahed Abroshan, et al.
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Motivated by the sequence reconstruction problem from traces in DNA-based storage, we consider the problem of designing codes for the deletion channel when multiple observations (or traces) are available to the decoder. We propose simple binary and non-binary codes based on Varshamov-Tenengolts (VT) codes. The proposed codes split the codeword in blocks and employ a VT code in each block. The availability of multiple traces helps the decoder to identify deletion-free copies of a block, and to avoid mis-synchronization while decoding. The encoding complexity of the proposed scheme is linear in the codeword length; the decoding complexity is linear in the codeword length, and quadratic in the number of deletions and the number of traces. The proposed scheme offers an explicit low-complexity technique for correcting deletions using multiple traces.

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