Rate-Distortion Theory for Gaussian Multiterminal Source Coding Systems With Several Side Informations at the Decoder

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Abstract: We consider the distributed source coding system of L correlated Gaussian sources Yi,i=1,2,...,L which are noisy observations of correlated Gaussian remote sources Xk,k=1,2,...,K. We assume that YL=mt(Y1,Y2, ...,YL) is an observation of the source vector XK=mt(X1,X2,...,XK), having the form YL=AXK+NL, where A is a LimesK matrix and NL=mt(N1,N2,...,NL) is a vector of L independent Gaussian random variables also independent of XK. In this system L correlated Gaussian observations are separately compressed by L encoders and sent to the information processing center. We study the remote source coding problem where the decoder at the center attempts to reconstruct the remote source XK. We consider three distortion criteria based on the covariance matrix of the estimation error on XK. For each of those three criteria we derive explicit inner and outer bounds of the rate distortion region. Next, in the case of K=L and A=IL, we study the multiterminal source coding problem where the decoder wishes to reconstruct the observation YL=XL+NL. To investigate this problem we shall establish a result which provides a strong connection between the remote source coding problem and the multiterminal source coding problem. Using this result, we drive several new partial solutions to the multiterminal source coding problem.









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