Multilevel diversity coding with three encoders

Hau, Ka Pun; Yeung, Raymond W.

doi:10.1109/isit.1997.613377

Proceedings of IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory

DOI: 10.1109/isit.1997.613377

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Multilevel diversity coding with three encoders

Ka Pun Hau

Raymond W. Yeung²

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Rate region for a class of delay mitigating codes and P2P networks

Weber

Walsh

2012

2012 46th Annual Conference on Information Sciences and Systems (CISS)

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This paper identifies the relevance of a distributed source coding problem first formulated by Yeung and Zhang in 1999 to two applications in network design: i) the design of delay mitigating codes, and ii) the design of network coded P2P networks. When transmitting time-sensitive frames from a source to a destination over a multipath network using a collection of coded packets, the decoding requirements determine which subsets of packets will be sufficient for decoding which frames. The rate region of packet sizes consistent with these requirements is shown to be an instance of the aforementioned distributed source coding problem. When encoding file chunks into packets in a peer to peer system, the peers wish to receive their chunks as soon as possible while uploading data at as low a rate as possible. It is shown that the region of encoded packet sizes consistent with the decoding constraints is another instance of the aforementioned distributed source coding problem. These rate regions are placed in the larger context of rate-delay tradeoffs in designing delay mitigating codes and efficient P2P systems.

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Rate region for a class of delay mitigating codes and P2P networks

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2012

2012 46th Annual Conference on Information Sciences and Systems (CISS)

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2008 5th IEEE Annual Communications Society Conference on Sensor, Mesh and Ad Hoc Communications and Networks Workshops

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Multilevel Diversity Coding Systems: Rate Regions, Codes, Computation, & Forbidden Minors

Weber

Walsh

2014

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Multilevel diversity coding with three encoders

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Rate region for a class of delay mitigating codes and P2P networks

Rate region for a class of delay mitigating codes and P2P networks

Distributing Layered Content using Network Coding

Multilevel Diversity Coding Systems: Rate Regions, Codes, Computation, & Forbidden Minors

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