Redundancy Schemes is a systematic method in error detection that introduces additional data or structural constraints to a transmission or storage system to enable the identification and correction of errors by distinguishing valid patterns from invalid ones.
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Which concurrent error detection scheme to choose ?
Subhasish Mitra, E.J. McCluskey · 2002 · 296 citations
F-8 DFBW sensor failure identification using analytic redundancy
J. C. Deckert, M. Desai, John Deyst et al. · IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control · 1977 · 242 citations
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