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The Wyner-Ziv problem with multiple sources

2004
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Abstract

This correspondence provides bounds on the rate-distortion region for the distributed compression scenario where two (or more) sources are compressed separately for a decoder that has access to side information.Conclusive rate-distortion results are found for the case where the sources are conditionally independent, given the side information.

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