Hybrid digital-analog source-channel coding and information hiding: Information-theoretic perspectives

Joint source-channel coding (JSCC) has been acknowledged to have superior performance over separate source-channel coding in terms of coding efficiency, delay and complexity. In the first part of this thesis, we study a hybrid digital-analog (HDA) JSCC system to transmit a memoryless Gaussian source...

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Hlavný autor: Wang, Yadong
Médium: Dissertation
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Abstract Joint source-channel coding (JSCC) has been acknowledged to have superior performance over separate source-channel coding in terms of coding efficiency, delay and complexity. In the first part of this thesis, we study a hybrid digital-analog (HDA) JSCC system to transmit a memoryless Gaussian source over a memoryless Gaussian channel under bandwidth compression. Information-theoretic upper bounds on the asymptotically optimal mean squared error distortion of the system are obtained. An allocation scheme for distributing the channel input power between the analog and the digital signals is derived for the HDA system with mismatched channel conditions. A low-complexity and low-delay version of the system is next designed and implemented. We then propose an image communication application demonstrating the effectiveness of HDA coding. In the second part of this thesis, we consider problems in information hiding. We begin by considering a single-user joint compression and private watermarking (JCPW) problem. For memoryless Gaussian sources and memoryless Gaussian attacks, an exponential upper bound on the probability of error in decoding the watermark is derived. Numerical examples show that the error exponent is positive over a (large) subset of the entire achievable region derived by Karakos and Papamarcou (2003). We then extend the JCPW problem to a multi-user setting. Two encoders independently embed two secret information messages into two correlated host sources subject to a pair of tolerable distortion levels. The (compressed) outputs are subject to multiple access attacks. The tradeoff between the achievable watermarking rates and the compression rates is studied for discrete memoryless host sources and discrete memoryless multiple access channels. We derive an inner bound and an outer bound with single-letter characterization for the achievable compression and watermarking rate region. We next consider a problem where two correlated sources are separately embedded into a common host source. A single-letter sufficient condition is established under which the sources can be successfully embedded into the host source under multiple access attacks. Finally, we investigate a public two-user information hiding problem under multiple access attacks. Inner and outer bounds for the embedding capacity region are obtained with single-letter characterization.
AbstractList Joint source-channel coding (JSCC) has been acknowledged to have superior performance over separate source-channel coding in terms of coding efficiency, delay and complexity. In the first part of this thesis, we study a hybrid digital-analog (HDA) JSCC system to transmit a memoryless Gaussian source over a memoryless Gaussian channel under bandwidth compression. Information-theoretic upper bounds on the asymptotically optimal mean squared error distortion of the system are obtained. An allocation scheme for distributing the channel input power between the analog and the digital signals is derived for the HDA system with mismatched channel conditions. A low-complexity and low-delay version of the system is next designed and implemented. We then propose an image communication application demonstrating the effectiveness of HDA coding. In the second part of this thesis, we consider problems in information hiding. We begin by considering a single-user joint compression and private watermarking (JCPW) problem. For memoryless Gaussian sources and memoryless Gaussian attacks, an exponential upper bound on the probability of error in decoding the watermark is derived. Numerical examples show that the error exponent is positive over a (large) subset of the entire achievable region derived by Karakos and Papamarcou (2003). We then extend the JCPW problem to a multi-user setting. Two encoders independently embed two secret information messages into two correlated host sources subject to a pair of tolerable distortion levels. The (compressed) outputs are subject to multiple access attacks. The tradeoff between the achievable watermarking rates and the compression rates is studied for discrete memoryless host sources and discrete memoryless multiple access channels. We derive an inner bound and an outer bound with single-letter characterization for the achievable compression and watermarking rate region. We next consider a problem where two correlated sources are separately embedded into a common host source. A single-letter sufficient condition is established under which the sources can be successfully embedded into the host source under multiple access attacks. Finally, we investigate a public two-user information hiding problem under multiple access attacks. Inner and outer bounds for the embedding capacity region are obtained with single-letter characterization.
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