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|a Improved image decoding over noisy channels using minimum mean-squared estimation and a Markov mesh
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|a Joint source-channel (JSC) decoding based on residual source redundancy is a technique for providing channel robustness to quantized data. Previous work assumed a model equivalent to viewing the encoder/noisy channel tandem as a discrete hidden Markov model (HMM) with transmitted indices the hidden states. We generalize this HMM-based (1-D) approach for images, using the more powerful hidden Markov mesh random field (HMMRF) model. While previous state estimation methods for HMMRFs base estimates on only a causal subset of the observed data, our new method uses both causal and anticausal subsets. For JSC-based image decoding, the new method provides significant benefits over several competing techniques
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