I am interest in analog error correction codes at the moment. One way of doing them is with fractals:
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1105.1561.pdf
Does anyone have any ideas of better or more configurable fractals that could be used?
The idea of an error correction code is that it allows you to remove noise from a signal better than averaging it n times, up to a certain maximum signal to noise ratio.
An application would be with neural nets.
Sean O'Connor
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