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Figure 1.2: Three Layers of Novelty
Table 1.1: The theory of correcting asymmetric limited-magnitude errors
Figure 2.1: Example of correcting asymmetric limited-magnitude errors. (a) Two sample code-codewords
Figure 2.2: Asymmetric Channels and Error Models. At the top row are channel diagrams repre-senting transitions with non-zero probabilities
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