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Universal Weak Variable-Length Source Coding on Countably Infinite Alphabets by Silva, Jorge F., Piantanida, Pablo

“…) is not feasible, this work introduces the notion of "almost lossless source coding". Analog to the weak variable-length source coding problem studied by Han ( IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory , vol. 46, no. 4, pp. 1217-1226, Jul. 2000…”
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An Information-Spectrum Approach to Weak Variable-Length Source Coding With Side-Information by Kuzuoka, Shigeaki, Watanabe, Shun

“…This paper studies variable-length (VL) source coding of general sources with side-information…”
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Weak variable-length source coding by Han, Te Sun

“…/) is variable, then it is called variable-length source coding. Usually, in the context of fixed-length source coding the probability of error /spl epsi//sub n/ is required to asymptotically vanish (i.e…”
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Universal Weak Variable-Length Source Coding on Countable Infinite Alphabets by Silva, Jorge F, Piantanida, Pablo

“… Analog to the weak variable-length source coding problem studied by Han (IEEE TIT, 2000, 46, 1217-1226…”
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Weak variable-length Slepian-Wolf coding with linked encoders for mixed sources by Kimura, A., Uyematsu, T.

“… Next, we investigate the variable-length coding having the asymptotically vanishing probability of error…”
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An Information-Spectrum Approach to Weak Variable-Length Source Coding with Side-Information by Kuzuoka, Shigeaki, Watanabe, Shun

“…This paper studies variable-length (VL) source coding of general sources with side-information…”
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Weak variable-length source coding theorems by Te Sun Han

“…The author first defines a general source as an infinite sequence X={X/sup n/=(X/sub 1//sup (n)/,...,X/sub n//sup (n)/)}/sub n=1//sup /spl infin// of n…”
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Weak variable-length slepian-wolf coding wih linked encoders for mixed sources by Kimura, Akisato, Uyematsu, Tomohiko

“… Next, we investigate the variable-length coding having the asymptotically vanishing probability…”
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Almost lossless variable-length source coding on countably infinite alphabets by Silva, Jorge F., Piantanida, Pablo

“… This idea -analog to the weak variable-length source coding problem proposed by Han [1]- aims at relaxing the lossless block-wise assumption to allow a distortion that vanishes asymptotically as the block-length goes to infinity 1…”
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Weak variable-length Slepian-Wolf coding with linked encoders for mixed sources by Kimura, A., Uyematsu, T.

“… In this paper, we investigate variable-length coding which allows asymptotically vanishing probability of error for the system considered by Oohama…”
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On Universal D-Semifaithful Coding for Memoryless Sources With Infinite Alphabets by Silva, Jorge F., Piantanida, Pablo

“…The problem of variable length and fixed-distortion universal source coding (or D-semifaithful source coding…”
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An information-spectrum approach to weak variable-length Slepian-Wolf coding by Kuzuoka, Shigeaki, Watanabe, Shun

“…In this paper, we investigate weak variable-length Slepian-Wolf (VL-SW) coding of general sources…”
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On variable length codes for iterative source/channel decoding by Bauer, R., Hagenauer, J.

“… In contrast to previous approaches using this kind of trellis we do not consider the received sequence as a concatenation of variable length codewords, but as one long code word of a (weak…”
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On Universal D-Semifaithful Coding for Memoryless Sources with Infinite Alphabets by Silva, Jorge F, Piantanida, Pablo

“…The problem of variable length and fixed-distortion universal source coding (or D-semifaithful source coding…”
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Tracking Markov targets in binary sensor networks: Source coding and large deviation limits on the required number of queries by Rezaeian, M., Manton, J. H., Moran, B.

“…Using concepts from coding theory, we define e-achievability for target tracking in binary sensor networks and compare this to the more usual notion of trackability…”
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