Abstract
We present a general "message-passing" algorithm for distributing information in a graph. This algorithm may help us to understand the approximate correctness of both the Gallager-Tanner-Wiberg algorithm, and the turbo-decoding algorithm.
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- 2002
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- article
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- 6-6
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- 10.1109/isit.1997.612921