Author: Tony Warnock
Date: 12:10:16 01/14/98
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Rather than using random numbers one can use error-correcting code
values. This is explained in an old article in the ICCA magazine by Burt
Wendroff and me. (I do not have an electronic version unfortunately.)
This gives a bit more protection against collision. It is equivalent in
our case to doing a big parity check. The mechanics are identical to the
random scheme. The entries in the tables are different. Our tests showed
a slight improvement.
Tony
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