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A Note on Decoding of Superimposed Codes
2003
Journal of combinatorial optimization
A superimposed code with general distance D can be used to construct a non-adaptive pooling design. It can then be used to identify a few unknown positives from a large set of items by associating naturally an outcome vector u. A simple method for decoding the outcome vector u is given whenever there are at most D−1 2 errors occuring in the outcome vector u. Moreover, another simple method of detecting whether there is any error occuring in the outcome vector u is also given whenever there are
doi:10.1023/b:joco.0000017386.09330.70
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