Transmission of noisy information to a noisy receiver with minimum distortion
J Wolf, J Ziv - IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1970 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
This paper is concerned with the transmission of information with a fidelity criterion where
the source output may be distorted prior to encoding and, furthermore, where the output of
the decoder may be distorted prior to its delivery to the final destination. The criterion for
optimality is that the normalized average of the squared norm of the difference between the
T-second undistorted source sample and the corresponding T-second sample delivered to
the final destination be minimum. The optimal structure of the encoder and decoder is …
the source output may be distorted prior to encoding and, furthermore, where the output of
the decoder may be distorted prior to its delivery to the final destination. The criterion for
optimality is that the normalized average of the squared norm of the difference between the
T-second undistorted source sample and the corresponding T-second sample delivered to
the final destination be minimum. The optimal structure of the encoder and decoder is …
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