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With random linear network coding, mixed packets contain in their headers information about the coding operations performed on the original packets to allow their recovery by the receiver. This introduces an overhead that could be significant if the packet size is relatively small w.r.t. the size of the generation. In this paper, we propose to remove the part of the added header related to the network...
Blind Source Separation (BSS) deals with the recovery of source signals from a set of observed mixtures, when little or no knowledge of the mixing process is available. BSS can find an application in the context of network coding, where relaying linear combinations of packets maximizes the throughput and increases the loss immunity. By relieving the nodes from the need to send the combination coefficients,...
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