Lecture

Communication Channels: Encoding and Decoding

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Description

This lecture by the instructor covers the concepts of multiple access channels, discrete memoryless channels, and the design of memory in communication systems. Emphasis is placed on encoding and decoding techniques, including the fundamental limits that can be achieved through mutual information computations.

Instructor

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