Moderate Deviations in Channel Coding
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Abstract: We consider block codes whose rate converges to the channel capacity with increasing block length at a certain speed and examine the best possible decay of the probability of error. We prove that a moderate deviation principle holds for all convergence rates between the large deviation and the central limit theorem regimes.
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