Channel coding theorem for the number of guesses in decoding
H. Yamamoto, Okudera Keishi
Abstract
H. Yamamoto, Okudera Keishi
Abstract
Arikan and Merhav proved joint source-channel coding theorems for guessing decoders based on Gallager's method. But, in this paper, only channel coding is considered to derive a stronger channel coding theorem for constant composition universal codes based on the method of types. Furthermore, the coding theorem is applied to the wiretap channel coding problem.
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Arikan and Merhav proved joint source-channel coding theorems for guessing decoders based on Gallager's method. But, in this paper, only channel coding is considered to derive a stronger channel coding theorem for constant composition universal codes based on the method of types. Furthermore, the coding theorem is applied to the wiretap channel coding problem.
Key concepts: Decoding methods, Variable-length code, Shannon–Fano coding, Coding (social sciences), Channel code, Tunstall coding, Channel (broadcasting), Computer science