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In order to significantly enhance the error performance of the transmission scheme, it is possible to extend sorted THP to lattice-reduction-aided THP (LRA-THP) [15, 16].

The soft-decision-based error correction algorithms, such as low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes, can enhance the error correction capability without increasing the number of parity bits.

As the number of programming cycles increases, the flexible ECC scheme uses ECC in two dimensions to enhance the error correction capability.

It is worth noticing that the optimum power allocation could enhance the error probability of the system effectively, especially in the low SNR regimes.

In this context, it is possible to enhance the error resilience of typical predictive video coding schemes using as inspiration principles and tools from an alternative video coding approach, the so-called Distributed Video Coding (DVC), based on the Distributed Source Coding (DSC) theory.

In this paper, we proposed a new successive cascaded coding scheme to enhance the error-correcting capability in the presence of impulsive noises.

Our hypothesis is that the presence of a DSB within a looped chromatin domain chemically or physically alters the loop structure in such a way as to enhance the error-proneness of topoisomerase II α during chromatid decatenation in G2-phase, resulting in either complete loop excision or misjoining leading to inversion of the looped domain adjacent to the chromatid break (Bryant, 2004, 2007).

This unavoidably enhances the error due to image misalignments (including image rotation and changes in magnification) [24].

As shown in this figure, the error spreading capability of the proposed chaotic randomizing technique enhances the error performance over the mobile channel for the audio signal transmission.

Here, we can find that the 1.4-bit precision enhances the error correcting performance very much when compared to 1-bit hard-decision decoding.

In this context, this paper proposes a Perceptually Driven Error Protection (PDEP) video coding solution that enhances the error resilience of a state-of-the-art H.264/AVC predictive video codec using DSC principles and perceptual considerations.