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. 2020 Jan 21;7(6):1092–1107. doi: 10.1093/nsr/nwaa007

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Figure 5. — The error correction capacity of coding systems with different levels of physical and logical redundancies. The ‘error rate’ on the y-axis refers to the probability of not being able to correct all the errors. Blue line: the effect of physical redundancy on error correction capacity (taking 128-bp DNA as an example). Red line: the effect of logical redundancy on error correction capacity. Here, an original BCH code with code length n = 255 is used as an example. Inset: magnified view of logical redundancy.