… Abstract—Coded computation is a framework which provides redundancy in distributed …
the master node and worker nodes as packet erasure channels. We first analyze the latency in …

… packet recirculator to not only inspect deep packet payloads [12], but also assemble a completely
new packet … ), composed of an identity matrix and a redundancy matrix. We use column …

… is available, the redundancy can be reduced by sending the additional coded packets only
when a … In [5]–[7], the additional number of coded packets to be sent for a coding block is …

… R, composed of an identity matrix and a redundancy matrix. We use column vector D to denote
… is needed since the arrival of first packet until the departure of the last packet. A receives …

… In this case, we can also have a perfect match of the actual code rate, ie, no redundancy
rows in excess. This feature can be set in ECLSA (OpenFEC only), by selecting the alternative “…

… This paper considers transmission of a packetized message using the cross-layer coding
scheme that combines inter-packet erasure coding and physical-layer channel …

… In this Section, we briefly describe the structure of the packet-level erasure codes. We adopt
… allocation of redundancy between packet-level erasure coding and physical-layer channel …

… erasure codes are used, with the focus on Packet Loss Rate (PLR), survivability and secrecy.
… Reliability is achieved by adding redundancy at different levels in the protocol stack. One …

… erasure coding to generate redundancy and … erasure code applied at network layer uses
packets as symbols. The number of redundant symbols generated when using the erasure code …

… The message propagation has inherent redundancy, contention and collision; there … Erasure
Coding into four 48 bytes smaller packet. With a 2 byte header overhead, the single packet …