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Performance Studies of a Coding Scheme for a Slepian-Wolf Source Network

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Performance Studies of a Coding Scheme for a Slepian-Wolf Source Network
- We investigate the simplest Slepian-Wolf source network, consisting of an information source correlated with a second source used as a side-information for the decoder but not the encoder. The information source and side-information source are modeled as binary random sequences }{},{ ii YYXX == , respectively, for which the pairs ),( ii YX are independent- identically distributed (i.i.d). In 1973, Slepian and Wolf characterized the optimum rate at which X can be encoded so that the decoder can recover X with the aid of Y . It is only in recent years, however, that practical coding schemes have been proposed which encode at a rate close to the SlepianWolf rate. One such coding scheme, proposed by Ramchandran et al.[2], uses a binary linear block channel code for encoding X while the decoder is furnished with the coset for each source block. We propose an alternate coding scheme, in which we also use a linear block channel code based encoder, but instead use a decoder which minimizes d...
Azizuddin Abdul Aziz, John C. Kieffer
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Type Conference
Year 2006
Where CIC
Authors Azizuddin Abdul Aziz, John C. Kieffer
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