A low cost channel coding scheme for wireless multimedia communications

This paper proposes a channel coding scheme for multimedia communications over unknown multipath channels. The key feature of this scheme is that it allows the receiver to estimate the source symbols with the same accuracy regardless of the shape of the channel spectrum. This, together with its computational simplicity, makes it particularly attractive for low cost wireless multimedia applications.

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