The energy efficiency of enumerative coding algorithms is investigated for amplitude shaping in the context of binary transmission. First, a simple method for the calculation of the amplitude distribution is… Click to show full abstract
The energy efficiency of enumerative coding algorithms is investigated for amplitude shaping in the context of binary transmission. First, a simple method for the calculation of the amplitude distribution is derived for enumerative sphere shaping (ESS). For ultra-short blocklengths, ESS—which orders sequences lexicographically—is shown to be less energy-efficient than algorithms that use energy-based ordering such as shell mapping. Second, ESS is optimized heuristically such that its energy efficiency is improved. Simulations show that optimized ESS achieves the same error probabilities as energy-based ordering methods for the additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel, even at ultra-short blocklengths.
               
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