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Early Selection of Polar Ensemble Decoding with Successive Cancellation Style Component Decoder
Parallel ensembles of successive cancellation (SC)-style decoders improve error-rate performance by decoding multiple representations of the received vector. Conventional ensembles, however, keep every member active until completion. To reduce computational cost while retaining the diversity gain of
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