Several techniques can be used to efficiently implement a Hamming coder for single-bit error correction and double-bit error detection.

Error correction occurs in decoding because there are only limited legal states available at any node on the graph. When the bit stream contains an illegal code, the decoder knows an error occurred.

CIO Blast from the Past takes a journey through 60 years of information theory and discovers how the Hamming code legacy lives on today.

CIO Blast from the Past takes a journey through 60 years of information theory and discovers how the Hamming code legacy lives on today.