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== Merged [[Walsh–Hadamard code]] into [[Hadamard code]] ==▼
The two articles were nearly identical and have now been merged. For this, I streamlined the definitions and moved the local decodability section to [[Hadamard code]]. The merger has been previously discussed [[User_talk:Will_Orrick#Hadamard_code|here]]. Note that the article [[Walsh–Hadamard code]] originated from the article [[Walsh code]], which is the name that seems to be used for this code in telecommunications / engineering. It would be good if someone could expand the article from that perspective a bit. [[User:Ylloh|ylloh]] ([[User talk:Ylloh|talk]]) 19:12, 21 February 2013 (UTC)▼
== Old discussion ==
I corrected one serious error on this page. Someone should carefully check this and fix the others. <small>—Preceding [[Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned]] comment added by [[User:71.179.164.101|71.179.164.101]] ([[User talk:71.179.164.101|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/71.179.164.101|contribs]]) 15:08, 9 March 2008</small><!-- Template:Unsigned -->
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::::I would be wary of insisting that Hadamard codes are only those codes derived from Sylvester's construction since a more general usage of the term “Hadamard code” seems to be widespread. (See, for example, §4.1 of ''Introduction to Coding Theory'' by van Lint.) It is possible that in the signal processing community the term has a more specific meaning.[[User:Will Orrick|Will Orrick]] ([[User talk:Will Orrick|talk]]) 03:35, 16 March 2008 (UTC)
▲== Merged [[Walsh–Hadamard code]] into [[Hadamard code]] ==
▲The two articles were nearly identical and have now been merged. For this, I streamlined the definitions and moved the local decodability section to [[Hadamard code]]. The merger has been previously discussed [[User_talk:Will_Orrick#Hadamard_code|here]]. Note that the article [[Walsh–Hadamard code]] originated from the article [[Walsh code]], which is the name that seems to be used for this code in telecommunications / engineering. It would be good if someone could expand the article from that perspective a bit. [[User:Ylloh|ylloh]] ([[User talk:Ylloh|talk]]) 19:12, 21 February 2013 (UTC)
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