How high can ‘bit_acc’ reach without BCH code？

[LeeeLiu]

Hello, tancik!

1. Excuse me, if you don't use BCH code, what is the decoding accuracy (bit_acc)?

2. Every 12 bytes (96 bits), only 5 bits can be corrected, right?

   • In encode_image.py and decode_image.py, The BCH parameters you use are:

     BCH_POLYNOMIAL = 137
     BCH_BITS = 5

   • According to the bchlib source code, my understanding is, The entire packet can only be corrected by 5 bits, right? In your case, packet is 12 bytes (96 bits), data is 7 bytes (56 bits, embedded link length)

[tancik]

1. Table 1 of the paper has a breakdown of bit accuracy for different camera / printer pairs - https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.05343
2. Yep, you are correct.

[LeeeLiu]

Oh, I see. Your reply is very helpful. Thanks！

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Table 1 of the paper has a breakdown of bit accuracy for different camera / printer pairs - https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.05343

Yep, you are correct.

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