Distributed source coding

Known as: DSC, Wyner-Ziv theorem, Wyner–Ziv theorem

Distributed source coding (DSC) is an important problem in information theory and communication. DSC problems regard the compression of multiple…

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2008

This paper presents a reduced-reference image quality assessment scheme using distributed source coding for remotely monitoring…

2008

A relay-assisted distributed source coding problem with three statistically correlated sources is formulated and studied. Natural…

2008

In this correspondence, the problem of distributed source coding (DSC) of binary sources with side information at the decoder is…

2008

In this paper the problem of compressing multiple correlated sources is addressed. It is assumed that the m sources are given as…

2007

Real-time multimedia multicast over wireless networks is an exciting application that has generated a lot of interest recently…

2006

This paper considers the design of efficient quantizers for a distributed source coding system. The information is encoded at…

2006

A simple but powerful scheme for distributed source coding based on the concept of binning and symbol-based turbo codes is…

2005

A first attempt to exploit distributed source coding (DSC) principles for the lossless compression of hyperspectral images is…

Highly Cited

2005

Highly Cited

2005

In many multiterminal communication problems, constructions of good source codes involve finding distributed partitions (into…

2005

A wavelet-based video coder built on the principles of distributed source coding is described. The encoder employs a syndrome…