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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Finite Blocklength Coding"”.

  1. Communications in Mobile Wireless Networks: A Finite Time-Horizon Viewpoint

    … The short-term communications in MWNs have the finite blocklength coding effect which means it is not amenable to the well-known Shannon's capacity formulation. To deal with the short-term communications in MWNs, this thesis focuses on three main issues: how the node mobility affects the …

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  2. Communications in Mobile Wireless Networks: A Finite Time-Horizon Viewpoint

    … The short-term communications in MWNs have the finite blocklength coding effect which means it is not amenable to the well-known Shannon's capacity formulation. To deal with the short-term communications in MWNs, this thesis focuses on three main issues: how the node mobility affects the …

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  3. Delay QoS Provisioning and Optimal Resource Allocation for Wireless Networks

    … and these results are further extended to the finite-blocklength coding regime.</p> <p>Next, cooperative relay networks are considered under QoS constraints. Specifically, the throughput performance in the two-hop relay channel, two-way relay channel, and multi-source multi-destination relay …

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  4. Asymptotic analysis for multi-user channels

    … the maximum achievable rate region for a given blocklength n and a desired error probability epsilon. The inner region for the discrete memoryless MAC is approximated by a single-lettered expression I-(1/sqrt(n))*Q_inv(V,epsilon) where I is associated with the capacity pentagon bounds by …

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