2010 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory Proceedings (ISIT 2010) Austin, Texas, USA 13 – 18 June 2010 Pages 1-908 IEEE Catalog Number: CFP10SIF-PRT ISBN: 978-1-4244-7890-3 1/3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Plenary Sessions Monday 8:30 – 9:30 — Completely Random Measures for Bayesian Nonparametrics .........................................................................xlv Michael I. Jordan Tuesday 8:30 – 9:30 — Coding for Noisy Networks .................................................................................................................................xlv Abbas El Gamal Wednesday 8:30 – 9:30 — THE AUDACITY OF THROUGHPUT – A Trilogy of Rates – ........................................................................xlv Anthony Ephremides Thursday 8:30 – 9:30 — Musing upon Information Theory ......................................................................................................................xliv Te Sun Han Friday 8:30 – 9:30 — Can Structure Beat Shannon? — The Secrets of Lattice-codes ...............................................................................xlv Ram Zamir S-Mo-1: MULTI-TERMINAL SOURCE CODING S-Mo-1.1: UNIVERSAL SOURCE CODING FOR MULTIPLE DECODERS WITH SIDE ............................................................................... 1 INFORMATION Shigeaki Kuzuoka, Akisato Kimura, Tomohiko Uyematsu S-Mo-1.2: ROBUST MULTIRESOLUTION CODING WITH HAMMING DISTORTION ............................................................................ 6 MEASURE Jun Chen, Sorina Dumitrescu, Ying Zhang, Jia Wang S-Mo-1.3: ON ZERO-ERROR SOURCE CODING WITH FEEDBACK .......................................................................................................11 Mayank Bakshi, Michelle Effros S-Mo-1.4: RATE DISTORTION WITH SIDE-INFORMATION AT MANY RECEIVERS ...............................................................................16 Roy Timo, Terence Chan, Alex Grant S-Mo-2: GAUSSIAN MULTI-TERMINAL SOURCE CODING I S-Mo-2.1: THE GENERALIZED QUADRATIC GAUSSIAN CEO PROBLEM: NEW CASES ....................................................................21 WITH TIGHT RATE REGION AND APPLICATIONS Yang Yang, Yifu Zhang, Zixiang Xiong S-Mo-2.2: SUM RATE OF THE VACATIONING CEO PROBLEM ..............................................................................................................26 Rajiv Soundararajan, Aaron Wagner, Sriram Vishwanath S-Mo-2.3: CASCADE AND TRIANGULAR SOURCE CODING WITH SIDE INFORMATION AT .........................................................31 THE FIRST TWO NODES Haim Permuter, Tsachy Weissman S-Mo-2.4: ON THE EXCESS DISTORTION EXPONENT OF THE QUADRATIC-GAUSSIAN .................................................................36 WYNER-ZIV PROBLEM Yuval Kochman, Gregory W. Wornell S-Mo-3: GAUSSIAN MULTI-TERMINAL SOURCE CODING II S-Mo-3.1: ON THE SUM-RATE LOSS OF QUADRATIC GAUSSIAN MULTITERMINAL .........................................................................41 SOURCE CODING Yang Yang, Yifu Zhang, Zixiang Xiong vii S-Mo-3.2: ON THE SUM RATE OF VECTOR GAUSSIAN MULTITERMINAL SOURCE ..........................................................................46 CODING Jia Wang, Jun Chen S-Mo-3.3: DISTRIBUTED SOURCE CODING OF CORRELATED MEMORYLESS GAUSSIAN ...............................................................51 OBSERVATIONS Yasutada Oohama S-Mo-3.4: RATE REGION OF THE GAUSSIAN SCALAR-HELP-VECTOR SOURCE-CODING ...............................................................56 PROBLEM Md Saifur Rahman, Aaron Wagner S-Mo-4: RATE-DISTORTION THEORY S-Mo-4.1: INTERACTION STRICTLY IMPROVES THE WYNER-ZIV RATE-DISTORTION .........................................................................61 FUNCTION Nan Ma, Prakash Ishwar S-Mo-4.2: ON THE RATE DISTORTION FUNCTION OF BERNOULLI GAUSSIAN ...............................................................................66 SEQUENCES Cheng Chang S-Mo-4.3: ON THE PHYSICS OF RATE-DISTORTION THEORY ................................................................................................................71 Neri Merhav S-Mo-4.4: IMPROVED UPPER BOUNDS TO THE CAUSAL QUADRATIC RATE-DISTORTION ..............................................................76 FUNCTION FOR GAUSSIAN STATIONARY SOURCES Milan Derpich, Jan Ostergaard S-Tu-1: SOURCE CODING UNDER CONSTRAINTS S-Tu-1.1: ON OPTIMAL CAUSAL CODING OF PARTIALLY OBSERVED MARKOV SOURCES ..............................................................81 UNDER CLASSICAL AND NON-CLASSICAL INFORMATION STRUCTURES Serdar Yuksel S-Tu-1.2: STRUCTURE THEOREM FOR REAL-TIME VARIABLE-RATE LOSSY SOURCE .............................................................................86 ENCODERS AND MEMORY-LIMITED DECODERS WITH SIDE INFORMATION Yonatan Kaspi, Neri Merhav S-Tu-1.3: SOURCE CODING WITH SIDE INFORMATION USING LIST DECODING ...........................................................................91 Mortuza Ali, Margreta Kuijper S-Tu-1.4: SOURCE CODING WITH FEEDFORWARD USING THE POSTERIOR ....................................................................................96 MATCHING SCHEME Hani-James Ebeid, Todd Coleman S-Tu-2: CODING FOR SOURCES I S-Tu-2.1: ASYMPTOTIC OPTIMALITY OF ANTIDICTIONARY CODES .................................................................................................. 101 Takahiro Ota, Hiroyoshi Morita S-Tu-2.2: FRACTAL COMPRESSION RATE CURVES IN LOSSLESS COMPRESSION OF .................................................................... 106 BALANCED TREES Sang-Youn Oh, John Kieffer S-Tu-2.3: LOCAL COORDINATES OF A TRELLIS SOURCE CODE .......................................................................................................... 111 John Kieffer, John Marcos S-Tu-2.4: CASES WHERE FINDING THE MINIMUM ENTROPY COLORING OF A .......................................................................... 116 CHARACTERISTIC GRAPH IS A POLYNOMIAL TIME PROBLEM Soheil Feizi, Muriel Medard viii S-Tu-3: CODING FOR SOURCES II S-Tu-3.1: ON THE ERROR EXPONENT TO REDUNDANCY RATIO OF INTERACTIVE ....................................................................... 121 ENCODING AND DECODING Jin Meng, En-Hui Yang S-Tu-3.2: ON THE ACHIEVABLE REDUNDANCY RATE OF FIXED LENGTH SOURCE ........................................................................ 126 CODE FOR GENERAL SOURCES Mitsuharu Arimura, Ken-Ichi Iwata S-Tu-3.3: ON THE OVERFLOW PROBABILITY OF LOSSLESS CODES WITH SIDE .............................................................................. 131 INFORMATION Ryo Nomura, Toshiyasu Matsushima S-Tu-4: JOINT SOURCE-CHANNEL CODING S-Tu-4.1: A TIGHT BOUND ON THE PERFORMANCE OF A MINIMAL DELAY JOINT ..................................................................... 136 SOURCE-CHANNEL CODING SCHEME Marius Kleiner, Bixio Rimoldi S-Tu-4.2: ON OPTIMALITY OF A HYBRID DIGITAL/ANALOG SCHEME FOR WYNER-ZIV .............................................................. 141 CODING OVER BROADCAST CHANNELS Yang Gao, Ertem Tuncel S-Tu-4.3: THE ACHIEVABLE DISTORTION REGION OF BIVARIATE GAUSSIAN SOURCE ................................................................ 146 ON GAUSSIAN BROADCAST CHANNEL Chao Tian, Suhas Diggavi, Shlomo Shamai (Shitz) S-Tu-4.4: DISTRIBUTED SIGNAL CANCELATION INSPIRED BY WITSENHAUSEN’S ........................................................................ 151 COUNTEREXAMPLE Pulkit Grover, Anant Sahai S-Tu-4.5: DISTORTION EXPONENTS OF TWO-WAY RELAYING COOPERATIVE .............................................................................. 156 NETWORKS Jing Wang, Jie Liang S-We-2: CODING FOR SOURCE NETWORKS I S-We-2.1: EXACT-REPAIR MDS CODES FOR DISTRIBUTED STORAGE USING .................................................................................. 161 INTERFERENCE ALIGNMENT Changho Suh, Kannan Ramchandran S-We-2.2: INTERFERENCE NEUTRALIZATION IN DISTRIBUTED LOSSY SOURCE ............................................................................. 166 CODING Mohammad Ali Maddah-Ali, David Tse S-We-2.3: HAMMING CODING FOR MULTIPLE SOURCES ................................................................................................................. 171 Rick Ma, Samuel Cheng S-We-2.4: TWO-WAY SOURCE CODING THROUGH A RELAY .......................................................................................................... 176 Han-I Su, Abbas El Gamal S-Th-1: CODING FOR SOURCE NETWORKS II S-Th-1.1: OPTIMAL MULTIRESOLUTION QUANTIZATION FOR BROADCAST CHANNELS ............................................................. 181 WITH RANDOM INDEX ASSIGNMENT Fei Teng, En-Hui Yang, Xiang Yu S-Th-1.2: UNIVERSAL SLEPIAN-WOLF SOURCE CODES USING LOW-DENSITY .............................................................................. 186 PARITY-CHECK MATRICES Tetsunao Matsuta, Tomohiko Uyematsu, Ryutaroh Matsumoto S-Th-1.3: IDENTIFICATION AND LOSSY RECONSTRUCTION IN NOISY DATABASES ..................................................................... 191 Ertem Tuncel, Deniz Gunduz ix S-Th-1.4: ON THE MEMORY REQUIRED TO COMPUTE FUNCTIONS OF STREAMING ................................................................. 196 DATA Krishnamurthy Viswanathan S-Th-2: CAPACITY S-Th-2.1: THE CAPACITY OF THE UNIFORM NOISE REWRITABLE CHANNEL WITH ....................................................................... 201 AVERAGE COST Luis A. Lastras-Montaño, Michele M. Franceschini, Thomas Mittelholzer S-Th-2.2: A FOKKER-PLANCK DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION APPROACH FOR THE ..............................................................................