Turbo Product Code (TPC) Encoding Implementation

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The Turbo Product Code (TPC) encoding program represents a highly efficient coding technique. As a block-based turbo code, TPC implementation involves encoding both rows and columns of data matrices, creating a two-dimensional parity structure. This dual-directional encoding approach enables error detection and correction capabilities in both horizontal and vertical dimensions. The implementation typically involves systematic linear block codes (like extended Hamming codes or BCH codes) applied sequentially to rows and columns, generating parity bits that form a product code matrix. This dual-error-correction capability makes Turbo Product Code (TPC) a powerful and reliable coding scheme for communication systems. By employing TPC encoding with iterative decoding algorithms, we can significantly enhance data transmission reliability and reduce error rates during communication processes. The code implementation often includes matrix manipulation functions for row/column encoding and concatenation procedures for building the final codeword structure.

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