The transmission of a Gaussian source over a blockfading multiple antenna channel in the presence of a feedback link is considered. The feedback link is assumed to be an error and delay free link of capacity 1 bit per channel use. Under the short-term power constraint, the optimal exponential behavior of the end-to-end average distortion is characterized for all source-channel bandwidth ratios. It is shown that the optimal transmission strategy is successive refinement source coding followed by progressive transmission over the channel, in which the channel block is allocated dynamically among the layers based on the channel state using the feedback link as an instantaneous automatic repeat request (ARQ) signal. © 2009 IEEE.

Distortion exponent in MIMO channels with feedback / Gunduz, D.; Goldsmith, A. J.; Poor, H. V.. - (2009), pp. 293-297. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2009 IEEE Information Theory Workshop, ITW 2009 tenutosi a Taormina, Sicily, ita nel 2009) [10.1109/ITW.2009.5351220].

Distortion exponent in MIMO channels with feedback

D. Gunduz;
2009

Abstract

The transmission of a Gaussian source over a blockfading multiple antenna channel in the presence of a feedback link is considered. The feedback link is assumed to be an error and delay free link of capacity 1 bit per channel use. Under the short-term power constraint, the optimal exponential behavior of the end-to-end average distortion is characterized for all source-channel bandwidth ratios. It is shown that the optimal transmission strategy is successive refinement source coding followed by progressive transmission over the channel, in which the channel block is allocated dynamically among the layers based on the channel state using the feedback link as an instantaneous automatic repeat request (ARQ) signal. © 2009 IEEE.
2009
2009 IEEE Information Theory Workshop, ITW 2009
Taormina, Sicily, ita
2009
293
297
Gunduz, D.; Goldsmith, A. J.; Poor, H. V.
Distortion exponent in MIMO channels with feedback / Gunduz, D.; Goldsmith, A. J.; Poor, H. V.. - (2009), pp. 293-297. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2009 IEEE Information Theory Workshop, ITW 2009 tenutosi a Taormina, Sicily, ita nel 2009) [10.1109/ITW.2009.5351220].
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