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Repairing with Zero Skip Cost

Published 6 May 2024 in cs.IT and math.IT | (2405.03614v1)

Abstract: To measure repair latency at helper nodes, we introduce a new metric called skip cost that quantifies the number of contiguous sections accessed on a disk. We provide explicit constructions of zigzag codes and fractional repetition codes that incur zero skip cost

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