IEEE Transactions on Communications · 2009 · 32 citations · 18 references
Analog Source-channel CodesOrthogonal PolynomialsEngineeringJoint Source-channel CodingChannel Capacity EstimationChannel EstimationCoding TheoryBandwidth ExpansionChannel ModelSignal ProcessingContinuous AlphabetVariable-length CodeAlgebraic Coding Theory
In many communication applications one is interested in transmitting a time-discrete analog-valued (i.e. continuous alphabet) source over a time-discrete analog channel. We study this problem in the case of bandwidth expansion, in the sense that one source sample, X, is transmitted over N orthogonal channels. An analog source-channel code based on orthogonal polynomials is proposed and analyzed. The code can be generated using a Gram-Schmidt procedure, to fit virtually any source distribution.
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Communication In The Presence Of Noise
Claude E. Shannon · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1998 · 4.9K citations