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IEEE Communications Letters
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Linear Exact-Repair Construction of Hybrid MSR Codes in Distributed Storage Systems

Authors: Chen Yuan; Songtao Liang; Haibin Kan;
Linear Exact-Repair Construction of Hybrid MSR Codes in Distributed Storage Systems
Abstract
An [n, k, d]-hybrid minimum storage regenerating (HMSR) codes is one class of minimum storage regenerating (MSR) codes where each storage node stores two symbols in a distributed storage system (DSS). Due to the ability of reducing repair bandwidth and minimizing disk I/O cost, HMSR codes are proper to be used in practice. In this letter, we prove that there exists no linear exact-repair HMSR codes when k ≥ 5. A construction of [6,3,4]-HMSR codes is devised in F 2 . Focused on [4,2,3]-HMSR codes, a repair-by-transfer construction and the corresponding regenerating algorithm are proposed.
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- Fudan University China (People's Republic of)
- Fudan University China (People's Republic of)
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