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引用次数: 2
摘要
回顾了Shannon的1959球填充界,并推导了其计算的新算法。该算法在对数域中执行整个计算,从而便于精确计算中到大块长度的边界。新算法绕过了Valembois和Fossorier先前提出的算法所带来的数值困难。我们还将该界与作者最近导出的一个新的球填充界进行了比较。通过将该界应用于m - mary PSK块编码调制,新界提出了香农界的一个有趣的替代方案。
Log-Domain Calculation of the 1959 Sphere-Packing Bound with Application to M-ary PSK Block Coded Modulation
The 1959 sphere-packing bound of Shannon is reviewed, and a new algorithm is derived for its calculation. This algorithm performs the entire calculation in the logarithmic domain, thus facilitating the exact calculation of the bound for moderate to large block lengths. The new algorithm circumvents the numerical difficulties associated with a previously suggested algorithm by Valembois and Fossorier. We also compare the bound with a new sphere-packing bound which was recently derived by the authors. By applying the bound to M-ary PSK block coded modulation, the new bound suggests an interesting alternative to the Shannon bound.