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ECE 611

Digital Communications

Graduate

Fall 2021

Topics

  • s on information quantities and lossy coding will help you understand deep learning better and provide a basis for designing robust and widely deploy- able deep neural networks.
  • Overview of digital communications – Network of networks – Bigger pipes, more pipes, and better pipes
  • A digital communication block diagram
  • Mathematical models for communication channels
  • Review of probability theory
  • Mathematical models for information sources
  • Entropy and mutual information
  • Lossless data compression – Coding for discrete sources – Huffman coding and adaptive Huffman coding – Run-length coding – Arithmetic coding 1
  • The context weighting algorithm – The Lempel-Ziv algorithm – Grammar-based coding – Yang-Kieffer algorithms
  • Lossy data compression – Rate distortion function – Scalar quantization – Vector quantization
  • Vector communications with AWGN interference
  • Waveform communications with AWGN interference
  • Digital modulation methods
  • Probability of Error for various digital modulation methods
  • Channel models and channel capacity – Channel models – Bandwidth, dimensionality, and channel capacity – Achieving channel capacity with orthogonal signals in the case of infinite bandwidth – Channel reliability function
  • Polar codes

Readings

  • Digital Communications
    J. G. Proakis · 4th · unspecified
    McGraw–Hill, 2001.
  • R. G. Gallager, Principles of Digital Communication, Cambridge University Press, 2008.
    unspecified
  • ECE 611 course notes available online.
    unspecified
Fall 2020

Topics

  • s on information quantities and inequalities will help you understand deep learning better and formulate soundly your deep learning problems.
  • Overview of digital communications – Network of networks – Bigger pipes, more pipes, and better pipes
  • A digital communication block diagram
  • Mathematical models for communication channels
  • Review of probability theory
  • Mathematical models for information sources
  • Entropy and mutual information
  • Lossless data compression – Coding for discrete sources – Huffman coding and adaptive Huffman coding – Run-length coding – Arithmetic coding – The context weighting algorithm 1
  • The Lempel-Ziv algorithm – Grammar-based coding – Yang-Kieffer algorithms
  • Lossy data compression – Rate distortion function – Scalar quantization – Vector quantization
  • Vector communications with AWGN interference
  • Waveform communications with AWGN interference
  • Digital modulation methods
  • Probability of Error for various digital modulation methods
  • Channel models and channel capacity – Channel models – Bandwidth, dimensionality, and channel capacity – Achieving channel capacity with orthogonal signals in the case of infinite bandwidth – Channel reliability function

Readings

  • Digital Communications
    J. G. Proakis · 4th · unspecified
    McGraw–Hill, 2001.
  • R. G. Gallager, Principles of Digital Communication, Cambridge University Press, 2008.
    unspecified
  • ECE 611 course notes available online.
    unspecified
Fall 2016 · Advanced Digital Communications

Readings

  • Digital Communications
    unspecified
  • Principles of Digital Communication
    unspecified
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