Lecture

Information Theory and Coding: Source Coding

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Description

This lecture covers the topic of source coding in information theory and coding, discussing the concepts of Netrush extensions, perfect recovery, model setup, encoder design, and error probability analysis. Emre Telatar presents various encoding techniques and the achievable error rates for different source models.

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