Closed sokoow closed 9 years ago
@sokoow thanks for the link!
I don't see huge advantages, but here thy are just for reference:
Reed-Solomon are not a kind of turbo code. Reed-Solomon is an optimal error correction algorithm (meaning that it can reach exactly the Singleton bound), whereas turbo codes are near-optimal codes (they always are below the Singleton bound). Maybe you can find some similarities (and in fact, both can be combined in convolutional or concatenated codes), but they are not the same class of algorithms at all.
I will put it on my "future-projects" list. But thanks for bringing it up!
Either way it will be a separate package, so I will close this.
Reed-solomon is one of the earliest turbo codes, it has evolved since into:
http://blog.notdot.net/2012/01/Damn-Cool-Algorithms-Fountain-Codes
Opening an issue to point your attention to it also :)