

28 June 2010, h.11:00 - Aula Magna "A. Lepscky"
Mukul Agarwal Department of Electrical Engineering,
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Abstract:
We consider the question of communication of independent sources between various users to within various distortion levels over a network. The network might be unknown in the sense that it's exact operation as a conditional distribution might not be known. We prove that assuming random-coding is permitted, separation architectures are optimal.
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Short Bios:
Mukul Agarwal is a PhD student in the Laboratory for Information & Decision Systems in the Department of Electrical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.