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Results on combinatorial joint source-channel coding
This paper continues the investigation of the combinatorial formulation of the joint source-channel coding problem. In particular, the connections are drawn to error-reducing codes, isometric embeddings and list-decodable codes. The optimal performance for the repetition construction is derived and is shown to be achievable by low complexity Markov decoders. The compound variation of the problem is proposed and some initial results are put forward.