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"In the scheme of errors that contributed to three people dying, these are probably more significant," he said.

We describe typical examples of our retrieval sequencing, notably the basic retrieval scheme, sources of error propagation, cases where a joint retrieval is advantageous — in particular, a combination of temperature retrieval with trace gas determination, issues of computational efficiency and memory requirements during joint retrievals, as well as the impact of microwindows.

This paper proposes an Iterative Joint Source Channel Decoding (IJSCD) scheme for error resilient transmission of H.264 compressed video over noisy channels by using the available H.264 compression, e.g., Context-based Adaptive Binary Arithmetic Coding (CABAC), and channel coding, i.e., rate-1/2 Recursive Systematic Convolutional (RSC) code, in transmission.

In this paper, we analyze a scheme of deploying error correcting codes for WSNs by using serial concatenation convolutional codes (SCCC) for WSNs with intuitive turbo decoding, so that the encoding process takes place at the source node and the decoding process at the base station with partial decode-and-forward operations at the routing nodes.

In [13] a significant motion vector protection (SMVP) scheme for error-resilient transmission of videos is proposed.

This paper proposes a scheme for error-resilient transmission of videos which jointly uses intra macroblock refreshment and redundant motion vector.

The results and the special cases discussed in this section show that the characteristics of the image, the watermarking scheme, the use of error correcting codes and the effects of the attack all play a very important role determining the robustness for watermarking schemes.

This reflects the inherent modulation diversity of the BID scheme because error bits are located in different symbols at each retransmission.

Since (y1, y 2,…, y K ) is in the interior of the capacity region, there exists an encoding and decoding scheme with average probability of error at the decoder going to 0 as n goes to infinity.

Subsequently, we examine the effect of using a higher modulation scheme on the probability of error performance of the proposed method, and in Figures 19 and 20, we present the performance degradation caused by switching modulation from BPSK to QPSK in orthogonal and nonorthogonal transmission cases, respectively.

For example, an SNR gain of approximately 3 dB is achieved at the probability of detection = 0.7 by the proposed selective scheme as compared to the non-selective scheme under the total probability of error criterion.