Definition ∞ Linear code encoding is a method used in digital communication and data storage to add redundancy to data, enabling the detection and correction of errors that may occur during transmission or storage. This technique transforms data into a codeword by applying linear algebraic operations. It enhances data integrity and reliability.
Context ∞ While not directly a crypto market term, linear code encoding is foundational to the robustness of underlying digital systems, including those supporting blockchain networks. News discussing data integrity, network resilience, or cryptographic security might indirectly touch upon the principles that such encoding provides. Its application helps ensure the accurate and unaltered transmission of transactional data.
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