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Joint source/channel coding for variable length codes

Authors: Nejat Demir; Khalid Sayood;

Joint source/channel coding for variable length codes

Abstract

When using entropy coding over a noisy channel it is customary to protect the highly vulnerable bitstream with an error correcting code. In this paper we propose a technique which utilizes the residual redundancy at the output of the source coder to provide error protection for entropy coded systems. The proposed approach provides 4-10 dB improvement over the standard approaches at a reduced rate.

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