Source-channel coding strategies: tandem coding vs. channel-optimized quantization
2000
Two source-channel coding strategies, tandem coding and channel-optimized quantization, are compared on the basis of distortion vs. complexity. For each, formulas for the mean-squared error and complexity used to minimize distortion subject to a complexity constraint. The results suggest there is a threshold such that tandem coding is better than channel-optimized quantization when and only when the complexity constraint is larger than the threshold.
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- Discrete mathematics
- Distortion
- Quantization (signal processing)
- Variable-length code
- Coding gain
- Mathematical optimization
- Shannon–Fano coding
- Context-adaptive binary arithmetic coding
- Harmonic Vector Excitation Coding
- Mathematics
- Coding tree unit
- Theoretical computer science
- Algorithm
- Computer science
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