The KO (Kronecker Operation) code is a recent deep-learned error-correcting code using a neural network architecture to generalize a Reed-Muller code with Dumer decoding. Analyzing the encoder modules and using ablation techniques, we give interpretations of the KO encoder which significantly reduce the number of parameters. We also discuss interpretability aspects of the KO decoder. The interpretation opens up possibilities to give an explicit representation of KO codes, which could be useful for more efficient learning of KO codes and explaining the learning mechanism underlying the empirical observations made about its performance in previous work.
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Neural Network,Forward Error Correction,Ablation Techniques,Deep Learning,Likelihood Ratio Test,Codebook,Pairwise Distances,Lookup Table,Distance Distribution,Bit Error Rate,Codeword,Software Quality,Neural Net,Coding Performance,Parameters Of The Encoder,Code Size,Interpretation Of Codes,Family Of Codes,Distribution Of Pairwise Distances