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A posteriori probabilities and performance evaluation of trellis codes
A new method for the performance evaluation of (Viterbi decoded) trellis codes is investigated. The method is based on the fact that the a posteriori probability of individual decoded bits can be computed very efficiently. Unfortunately, the improvement of the new method over ordinary simulation is found to be only marginal, which reveals unexpectedly strong fluctuations of the reliability of individual decoded bits.<>