Erasure/List Random Coding Error Exponents Are Not Universally Achievable

IRWIN AND JOAN JACOBS CENTER FOR COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES Erasure/List Random Coding Error Exponents Are Not Universally Achievable

On achievable error exponents for watermarking

Probability-of-error exponents have recently been derived for watermarking systems based on spread-spectrum and quantization-index modulation methods. This paper takes this work one step further and presents minmax error exponents for any embedding scheme and any attack (subject to distortion constraints) at all rates below capacity. The decoders used are universal: they do not know the attack ...

On Random Coding Error Exponents of Watermarking Codes

steganography, watermarking, information hiding, error exponent, random coding Watermarking codes are analyzed from an informationtheoretic viewpoint as a game between an information hider and an active attacker. While the information hider embeds a secret message (watermark) in a covertext message (typically, text, image, sound, or video stream) within a certain distortion level, the attacker ...

A Mismatched Joint Source-Channel Coding Perspective of Probabilistic Amplitude Shaping: Achievable Rates and Error Exponents

Probabilistic Amplitude Shaping (PAS) is a novel method of reliable commmunication over channels with non-uniform capacity achieving input distribution. The encoder of PAS is a concatenation of a distribution matcher with systematic encoding of a Forward Error Correction (FEC) code whereas the PAS decoder is a concatenation of a mismatched FEC decoder and dematcher. In recent works PAS has been...

Error exponents in scalable source coding

The characterization of the set of achievable rate and distortion values for scalable source coding is extended to additionally account for error exponents, namely, the negative normalized asymptotic log likelihood of error events at different layers. The “error” at each layer is defined as the event that the source block is not reproduced within the prespecified fidelity at the corresponding d...