Experimental Investigation Of Compression With Fixed-Length Code Quantization For Convergent Access-Mobile Networks

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Authors: L. Anet Neto; P. Chanclou; Z. Tayq; B. C. Zabada; F. Saliou; G. Simon;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.1054105 , 10.5281/zenodo.1054104

Experimental Investigation Of Compression With Fixed-Length Code Quantization For Convergent Access-Mobile Networks

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We experimentally assess compression with scalar and vector quantization for fixed-mobile convergent networks. We show that four-dimensional vector quantization allows 73% compression compliant with 3GPP EVM recommendations for transmissions over 25 km SSMF with 1:16 split ratio.

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