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ORCIDCWIT 2017: Quebec City, QC, Canada
- 15th Canadian Workshop on Information Theory, CWIT 2017, Quebec City, QC, Canada, June 11-14, 2017. IEEE 2017, ISBN 978-1-5090-6026-9
- Haider Al-Lawati
, Nuwan S. Ferdinand, Stark C. Draper:
Coded caching with non-identical user demands. 1-5 - Hao Li, Yunlong Cai, Benoît Champagne:
SIC aided physical-layer network coding for multi-way relay channels. 1-5 - Adebola Olutayo, Julian Cheng, Jonathan F. Holzman:
Asymptotically tight performance bounds for equal-gain combining over a new correlated fading channel. 1-5 - Bingcheng Zhu, Julian Cheng, Jun Yan, Jinyuan Wang, Lenan Wu, Yongjin Wang:
A new technique for analyzing asymptotic outage performance of diversity over lognormal fading channels. 1-5 - Khaled Farouq Hayajneh, Shahram Yousefi:
Robust LT designs in binary erasures. 1-5 - Hassan Hamad, Ghassan M. Kraidy:
Performance analysis of convolutional codes over the Bernoulli-Gaussian impulsive noise channel. 1-5 - Toritseju Okpotse, Shahram Yousefi:
Truncated poisson distribution for encoding of systematic rateless codes in massive distributed storage systems. 1-5 - Mehrtash Mehrabi, Masoud Ardakani:
On minimum distance of locally repairable codes. 1-5 - Danny Dubé, Mounir Mechqrane:
Almost minimum-redundancy construction of balanced codes using limited-precision integers. 1-5 - Roberta Barbi, Pascal Felber, Hugues Mercier, Valerio Schiavoni:
Worst-case, information and all-blocks locality in distributed storage systems: an explicit comparison. 1-5 - Ahmadreza Amirzadeh, Mohamed Haj Taieb, Jean-Yves Chouinard:
On the design of good LDPC codes with joint genetic algorithm and linear programming optimization. 1-5 - Ahmadreza Amirzadeh, Mohamed Haj Taieb, Jean-Yves Chouinard:
Physical layer secrecy for wireless communication systems using adaptive HARQ with error contamination. 1-5 - Limeng Dong, Sergey Loyka, Yong Li:
The operational secrecy capacity of cognitive radio MIMO channel. 1-5 - Mohamed Lassaad Ammari, Paul Fortier:
Secrecy rate maximization for MIMO wiretap channels with channel uncertainty. 1-5 - Ghassan M. Kraidy:
Convolutional code design for secure transmission on a two-link compound wiretap channel. 1-5 - Nicolò Michelusi:
On population density estimation via quorum sensing. 1-5 - Simon Brodeur, Jean Rouat:
Optimality of inference in hierarchical coding for distributed object-based representations. 1-5 - Mayank Amencherla, Lav R. Varshney:
Color-based visual sentiment for social communication. 1-5 - Pradeepa Yahampath:
On linear analog coding of sources with memory over fading and broadcast channels with correlated noise. 1-5 - Pao-Sheng Chouy, Nuwan S. Ferdinand, Ihab Amerz, Stark C. Draper:
Hardware-aware motion estimation via low-resolution motion hints. 1-5 - Linchen Wang, Andrew W. Eckford:
Nonnegative code division multiple access techniques in molecular communication. 1-5 - Jun Yan, Bingcheng Zhu, Genfa Zhang, Julian Cheng:
Optimal user node placement for multi-hop FSO broadcasting communications under weak turbulence conditions. 1-5 - Yi Feng, Jan Bajcsy:
Information rate of multi-antenna spectrally-efficient FDM communication. 1-5 - Mohammad Kazem Izadinasab, Mohamed Oussama Damen, Hossein Najafi:
Efficient lattice-reduction-aided conditional detection for MIMO systems. 1-5 - Mohamed Lassaad Ammari, Paul Fortier:
Adaptive modulation analysis in MIMO-OSTBC systems over nakagami-M keyhole channels. 1-4 - Toluwanimi Fagorusi, Yi Feng, Jan Bajcsy:
An architecture for non-orthogonal multi-carrier faster-than-nyquist transmission. 1-5
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