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network coding

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network coding
A method of transmitting messages in an ad hoc network that allows for the recovery of lost data. Messages are broken up into chunks and coded with information about the other chunks. In the event one chunk is lost, the data in the other chunks can be used to reconstruct the lost data at the receiving end. See mobile ad hoc network.


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Topics include network coding for wireless multicast in Euclidean space, sensor selection for minimizing worst- case prediction error, a configurable library for elliptic curve cryptography, and human posture reconstruction in wireless smart camera networks.
Introduction to Network Coding for Mobile Peer to Peer (P2P) (Janus Heide and Leonardo Militano).
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