This procedure often uses cyclic (*) Reed-Solomon codes or Hamming codes.
One tool used for this procedure is defined as a 2-D square lattice with spin one-half particles on its edges but may find anyons at its vertices or plaquettes. Those "toric" tools, as well as the "CSS" ones arose from the stabilizer theory of this procedure for quantum computing. After constructing a polynomial over a finite field, interpolation can be used for this procedure, or it can use syndrome decoding. This procedure often uses cyclic (*) Reed-Solomon codes or Hamming codes. The "forward" type of this procedure is proactive and sometimes relies on horizontal or vertical redundancies. A source can confirm the number of set bits by using a parity bit, which is a specific type of tool used for this procedure known as a checksum. For 10 points, name this procedure by which the source data can be verified or reconstructed after faulty transmission.
One tool used for this procedure is defined as a 2-D square lattice with spin one-half particles on its edges but may find anyons at its vertices or plaquettes.
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