PyTurbo
A set of Python class implementing basic several turbo-algorithms (e.g. : turbo-decoding)
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PyTurbo
A work-in-progress set of Python class (actually, Python wrappers for C++ class) implementing several basic turbo-algorithms (turbo-decoding, turbo-equalization, etc.).
Currelently Implements
- The Viterbi Algorithm
- The Log BCJR Algorithm (sometimes referred as log-MAP or log-forward/backward algorithm).
Installation
Dependencies
You will need Cython, as well as a C++ compiler.
Command line
python3 setup.py install
Based on
- Viterbi algorithm implementation is taken from the gr-lazyviterbi GNURadio OOT module (https://github.com/alexmrqt/gr-lazyviterbi).
- Trellis description is taken for the gr-trellis module of GNURadio (https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio).
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