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Publications [#319359] of Henry Pfister

Papers Published

  1. Hamidi-Sepehr, F; Cai, Y; Pfister, HD; Chamberland, JF, Queueing behavior of the Gilbert-Elliott channel: BCH codes and Poisson arrivals, Ieee International Symposium on Information Theory Proceedings (October, 2011), pp. 1806-1810, IEEE, ISBN 9781457705953 [doi]
    (last updated on 2023/06/01)

    Abstract:
    This paper considers the queueing performance of a communication system that transmits BCH-coded data over the correlated-error channel first studied by Gilbert and Elliott in the 1960s. For some arrival processes, one can join the queue length and channel state so that the pair forms a Markov chain; this provides a powerful tool to analyze the tail probability of the queue. For Bernoulli packet arrivals, this approach works but does not allow for fair comparisons between different block-length codes. In this paper, a Poisson arrival model is assumed in order to make fair comparisons between codes with arbitrary block length and code rate. This enables one to optimize code parameters for delay-sensitive communication systems over time-varying channels. Finally, the analysis is supported through a Monte Carlo simulation. © 2011 IEEE.

 

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