Ralf Lübben
Abstract
In this note we present a statistical, non-equilibrium envelope model that, based on Legendre transforms, characterizes source coders and transmission channels by their capacity-delay-error-tradeoff. The model is proven to have the desirable property of additivity, that allows analyzing coders and channels separately. We present an example for Huffman coding. More can be found in the report [2].
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Digital Library
- R. Lübben and M. Fidler. Non-equilibrium information envelopes and the capacity-delay-error-tradoff of source coding. Technical report, arXiv, July 2011.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Poster: on the capacity delay error tradeoff of source coding
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