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The BCJR algorithm is a soft-in-soft-out algorithm named after its inventors, Bahl, Cocke, Jelinek and Raviv [1] who, in the same paper, were also the first to point out that a linear block code could be given a trellis representation. The principle of BCJR decoding is that the metric associated with a particular branch in the trellis is given by the product of probabilities associated with getting to the appropriate start node, following the branch and getting from the end node to the end of the trellis. We will use logarithmic metrics in the implementation, so that we will be adding the metrics rather than taking a product. To compute the SD output for each bit, we will compute the logarithmic metric for branches corresponding to a data 1 and subtract that for transitions corresponding to a data 0. The metric used for BCJR decoding is defined as

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