Spatially-coupled LDPC codes are a type of error-correcting code that utilize a structure where nodes in a bipartite graph are connected in a way that creates long-range dependencies. This unique coupling enhances the performance of the codes, allowing them to achieve near Shannon limits for communication channels. The construction method of these codes leads to significant improvements in both the decoding thresholds and the asymptotic performance compared to traditional LDPC codes.
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