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• TITLE: Performances of Chaos Coded Modulation Schemes Based on Mod-MAP Mapping and High Dimensional LDPC Based Mod-MAP Mapping with Belief Propagation

  AUTHORS: Naim Khodor, Jean-pierre Cances, Vahid Meghdadi, Raymond Quere

  KEYWORDS: Chaos Coded Modulation, Expectation Maximization, Gaussian or Rayleigh Mixtures, Low-Density Parity-Check (LDPC), Low-Density Generator-Matrix (LDGM), Factor Graph, Extended Min-Sum (EMS)

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Communications, Network and System Sciences, Vol.3 No.6, June 29, 2010

  ABSTRACT: In this paper, we propose to generalize the coding schemes first proposed by Kozic & al to high spectral efficient modulation schemes. We study at first Chaos Coded Modulation based on the use of small dimensional modulo-MAP encoding process and we give a solution to study the distance spectrum of such coding schemes to accurately predict their performances. However, the obtained performances are quite poor. To improve them, we use then a high dimensional modulo-MAP mapping process similar to the low-density generator-matrix codes (LDGM) introduced by Kozic & al. The main difference with their work is that we use an encoding and decoding process on GF (2m) which enables to obtain better performances while preserving a quite simple decoding algorithm when we use the Extended Min-Sum (EMS) algorithm of Declercq & Fossorier.