Majority logic decoding is a decoding technique used primarily in error correction codes, particularly in the context of linear block codes and some forms of convolutional codes. The main idea behind majority logic decoding is to recover the original message by making decisions based on the majority of received bits, thereby mitigating the impact of errors that may have occurred during transmission. ### Key Concepts 1. **Error Correction Codes**: These are methods used to detect and correct errors in transmitted data.
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