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Log sum inequality

In mathematics, the log sum inequality is an inequality which is useful for proving several theorems in information theory.
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2014
2014
A hybrid digital-analog scheme for the Multiple Access Channel
We present a new access scheme for the AWGN Multiple Access Channel (MAC). The proposed system is a hybrid scheme consisting of… 
2014
2014
CONTRIBUTION OF CHANNEL EQUIVOCATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOURCE CODING THEOREMS
The present communication deals with the development of new coding theorems in terms of channel equivocation, that is, coding is… 
2008
2008
The Applications of Log-Sum Inequality in Information Theory
The log-sum inequality is used to prove some theoroms in information theory.As a result is pointed out to be deficient and then… 
2006
2006
A Note on the Applications of the Log-Sum Inequality in Information Theory
  • Y. Kai
  • 2006
  • Corpus ID: 124868986
The log-suminequality is used to prove two theorems in information theory.As a result is pointed out to be deficient and then be… 
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