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Chase combining: a standalone construct

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Wireless communications

maximum likelihood combining of several noisy copies of the same coded packet to decode when no single copy suffices.

In wireless communications, Chase combining refers to maximum likelihood combining of several noisy copies of the same coded packet to decode when no single copy suffices. This meaning comes from Chase (1985) in IEEE Transactions on Communications.[1]

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References

Chase, D. (1985). Code Combining--A Maximum-Likelihood Decoding Approach for Combining an Arbitrary Number of Noisy Packets. IEEE Transactions on Communications, 33(5), 385-393. https://doi.org/10.1109/tcom.1985.1096314

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