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Recent works on multi-user transmission techniques have shown that the linear growth of capacity in single user MIMO system can be translated to the multi-user MIMO scenario as well. In this paper, we propose a method pursuing performance gain of vector perturbation in multi-user downlink channels. Instead of exploiting the maximum available mobile users for communication, we employ small part of...
We consider a discrete memoryless channel between two users and a destination in half-duplex mode implemented by time division. Each transmission block of length n is divided into 3 time slots with variable durations. During the first two time slots, each user alternatively transmits and receives, while during the last time slot, they both transmit to the destination. Even though within each time...
A new coding scheme for image transmission over noisy channel is proposed. Similar to standard image compression, the scheme includes a linear transform followed by embedded scalar quantization. Joint source-channel coding is implemented by optimizing the rate allocation across the source subbands, treated as the components of a parallel source model. The quantized transform coefficients are linearly...
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