Abstract:
In this paper, we ignore transmission issues and focus on the total number of bits to transmit to the collector to form a reconstruction of the field with a given MSE. We...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
In this paper, we ignore transmission issues and focus on the total number of bits to transmit to the collector to form a reconstruction of the field with a given MSE. We assume that all sensors can transmit bits to the collector without error. With this assumption, with total number of bits as the cost measure, and with the style of coding, it can be argued that sensor-to-sensor relaying offers no advantages. This problem is similar to image coding and transmission, except that the quantization, encoding and transmission are constrained to take place separately at each sensor (pixel location), in contrast to traditional image coding and transmission, wherein the entire image is available for quantization, encoding, and transmission. Due to the need to separately encode values from separate sensors, we pursue a Slepian-Wolf style coding approach.
Published in: Proceedings of the IEEE Information Theory Workshop
Date of Conference: 25-25 October 2002
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 06 January 2003
Print ISBN:0-7803-7629-3