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Linear code / Binary symmetric channel / Differential equation / Berlekamp–Welch algorithm / Coding theory / Decoding methods / Polynomial
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Linear code
Binary symmetric channel
Differential equation
Berlekamp–Welch algorithm
Coding theory
Decoding methods
Polynomial

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