On Nonlinear Utilization Of Intervector Dependency In Vector Quantization

This paper presents an approach to vector quantization of sources exhibiting intervector dependency. We present the optimal decoder based on a collection of received indices. We also present the optimal encoder for such decoding. The optimal decoder can be implemented as a table look-up decoder, however the size of the decoder codebook grows very fast with the size of the collection of utilized indices. This leads us to introduce a method for storing an approximation to the set of optimal decoder vectors, based on linear mapping of a block code vector quantization. In this approach a heavily reduced set of parameters is employed to represent the codebook. Furthermore, we illustrate that the proposed scheme has an interpretation as nonlinear predictive quantization. Numerical results indicate high gain over memoryless coding and memory quantization based on linear predictive coding. The results also show that the sub-optimal approach performs close to the optimal. 1. INTRODUCTION In mo..

On Nonlinear Utilization of Intervector Dependency in Vector Quantization

This paper presents an approach to vector quantization of sources exhibiting intervector dependency. We present the optimal decoder based on a collection of received indices. We also present the optimal encoder for such decoding. The optimal decoder can be implemented as a table look-up decoder, however the size of the decoder codebook grows very fast with the size of the collection of utilized indices. This leads us to introduce a method for storing an approximation to the set of optimal decoder vectors, based on linear mapping of a block code vector quantization. In this approach a heavily reduced set of parameters is employed to represent the codebook. Furthermore, we illustrate that the proposed scheme has an interpretation as nonlinear predictive quantization. Numerical results indicate high gain over memoryless coding and memory quantization based on linear predictive coding. The results also show that the sub-optimal approach performs close to the optimal. 1. INTRODUCTION In mo..