在无线衰落信道上复用VBR视频和训练序列

F. Freiha, K. Chandra, V. Mehta, C. Thompson
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针对可变比特率(VBR)视频信号在非理想信道上的传输,提出了一种源信号和训练信号共享带宽的时隙多址方案。利用有限状态马尔可夫链对VBR源通信量和衰落信道的时变进行建模,对误差性能进行了检验。衰减持续时间的特征时间尺度、LMS均衡器训练算法的步长参数和每个时隙分配的训练序列数量共同影响误差性能。在设计高层协议时考虑物理层的特性,提高了传统的基于应用层的预防性和响应性错误控制方案的性能。对快衰落信道和慢衰落信道的仿真结果表明,根据衰落时间尺度合理选择训练开销和步长参数的组合,所提出的信道接入方案可以使误码率降低一个数量级。此外,当训练开销增加时,VBR编码视频的复用效率有助于限制信道访问延迟。
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Multiplexing VBR video and training sequences on wireless fading channels
A time slotted multiple access scheme that shares bandwidth between source and training signals is proposed for the transmission of variable bit rate (VBR) video signals over non-ideal channels. The error performance is examined using finite state Markov chains that model both the VBR source traffic and the time variation of fading channels. The characteristic time-scale of the fade duration, the step-size parameter of the LMS equalizer training algorithm, and the number of training sequences allocated per time slot jointly influence the error performance. The consideration of the physical layer characteristics in the design of higher layer protocols enhances the performance of conventional application layer based preventive and reactive error control schemes. Simulation results for fast and slow fading channels show that the proposed channel access scheme can lead to an order of magnitude decrease in the bit error ratio if the combination of training overhead and step-size parameter are chosen judiciously with respect to the fading time-scale. In addition, the multiplexing efficiency of VBR encoded video is shown to be useful for limiting the channel access delays when training overhead is increased.
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