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Ieee Transactions on Professional Communication

Research problem: Most technical documents rely on a combination of text and visuals to communicate their messages. To achieve the desired effect of improved processing and comprehension of operating instructions, the text must guide readers in a clear way to the relevant visual information in order to avoid ambiguity and misinterpretation, and to ensure that the reader optimally benefits from ...

Coding for Interactive Communication - Information Theory, IEEE Transactions on

Let the input to a computation problem be split between two processors connected by a communication link; and let an interactive protocol T be known by which, on any input, the processors can solve the problem using no more than T transmissions of bits between them, provided the channel is noiseless in each direction. We study the following question: If in fact the channel is noisy, what is the...

Reliable Communication Under Channel Uncertainty - Information Theory, IEEE Transactions on

In many communication situations, the transmitter and the receiver must be designed without a complete knowledge of the probability law governing the channel over which transmission takes place. Various models for such channels and their corresponding capacities are surveyed. Special emphasis is placed on the encoders and decoders which enable reliable communication over these channels.

Ieee Transactions on Information Theory

A class of codes, having check matrices which are the tensor products of the check matrices of nonbinary and binary codes has been described. In particular, it has been shown in detail how the error-correction, error-detection and error-location capabilities of such codes depend on the component codes. Many other variations of such codes exist in addition to those discussed in this paper. In so...

Ieee Transactions on Information Theory