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The first one, w c, indicates the degree of the code nodes, and the second one, w r, corresponds to the degree of the check nodes.

We consider irregular LDPC codes with edge-based variable node and check node degree distributions defined by the polynomials [16] and, where and are the maximum variable and check node degree of the code, respectively.

The variable and check node degree distributions of irregular codes from an edge perspective are represented by λ ( x ) = ∑ i = 2 d v max λ i x i − 1 and ρ ( x ) = ∑ i = 2 d c max ρ i x i − 1, respectively, where d v max is the maximum variable node degree and d c max is the maximum check node degree of the code [16].

The optimization algorithm in [3] designs the code C 2 corresponding to H2, by considering the rate-compatible constraints for variable and check node degree distributions given the degree distributions of the code C 1.

However, the optimization algorithm in this paper designs the code C 2 by considering only the rate-compatible constraint for the variable node degree distribution [3] (expressed by (19)) given the degree distributions of the code C 1.

The first criterion is independent of the degree distributions of the code [22], hence serves to construct the skeleton of the code.

where the n×n matrices H ij are circulant matrices of column and row weight as required by the degree distribution of the code, I ij are n×n circulant permutation matrices, while 0 is an all-zeros matrix.

The λ C z and ρ C z describe the degree distributions of the code for a given σ2 when the condition x vc ( l ) > x vc ( l − 1 ) for any x vc ( l − 1 ) is satisfied.

The encoded degree of the Raptor code corresponds to the number of initial fragments present in the encoded packet.

For a problem with 820 million degrees of freedom the code runs with a sustained performance of 5.2 TeraFLOPs, over 20% of the theoretical peak.

Data obtained indicate that the 29 plasmids can be divided, by the extent of identity degree of the proteins they code for, into different groups.