Lecture

Gaussian Noise: Decision Making

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of Gaussian noise and decision-making in communication systems, focusing on the process of thresholding and the implications of different thresholds on the decision outcomes. Emre Telatar discusses the relationship between vector and scalar observations, emphasizing the importance of understanding Gaussian noise in signal processing.

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