Binary Error Correcting Codes with Minimal Noiseless Feedback
summary
Presents optimal limited-feedback binary codes: constructs feedback codes (errors and erasures) that reach 1/3 adversarial error resilience using only O(log k) feedback bits over constantly many rounds and proves matching lower bounds that fewer-than-log-k feedback gives no improvement beyond the 1/4 one-way bound. Key tools are list decoding and a compressed, partitioned version of the modified Spencer‑Winkler coin game plus standard ECCs; rounds and feedback incur polynomial dependence on 1/epsilon and growing rounds are necessary to approach 1/3.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12Error correcting codes basics
- 3:40Standard vs feedback codes
- 6:26Minimizing feedback
- 10:43Erasure setting
- 16:42Coin game paradigm
- 24:03Spencer Winkler protocol
- 28:21Modified protocol
- 31:34Combining strategies
- 32:18Results and open questions
- 34:02Q&A
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