RATE DISTORTION THEORY
INFORMATION THEORY
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1)Rutuja R. Pawar(2013BIT006)
2)Samruddhi S. Kanhere(2013BIT018)
3)Pranali P. Rasal(2013BIT026)
INTRODUCTION
 Major Branch Of Information Theory
 There are 2 types of compression schemes.
1. Lossless compression
2. Lossy compression
 Provides the theoretical foundations for lossy data compression schemes
 Gives an analytical expression for how much compression can be achieved using
lossy compression methods
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FOUNDER
CLAUDE SHANNON
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BLOCK DIAGRAM OF GENERIC
COMPRESSION SCHEME
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 USER
SOURCE
SOURCE
ENCODER
SOURCE
DECODER
CHANNEL
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RATE AND DISTORTION
 RATE
The number of bits to be stored or transmitted per data sample.
 Distortion
Measure of difference between original and the reconstructed data.
 Extreme Conditions
1. No information is transmitted
2. No distortion
RDT is nothing but the trade-off between rate and compression in lossy
compression scheme.
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GOAL
MINIMIZE
AMOUNT
OF DISTORTION
LOWEST RATE
POSSIBLE
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MEASURING CLOSENESS FOR
RECONSTRUCTED DATA
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1) Humans:
• Accurate
• Not practical
• Not useful in mathematical design approaches
2) Quantitative Metrics:
• Mathematical design approach
• Not accurate
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THEORY
 Given a source distribution and the distortion measure,
 What is the minimum expected distortion achievable at
particular rate?
OR
 What is the minimum rate required to achieve particular
distortion?
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FINDING DISTORTION
1)Squared Measure
d(x,y) = (x-y)^2
2)Absolute Difference
d(x,y) = |x-y|
We use average measures for calculations.
1)Mean squared error
2)Avg. of absolute difference(Image compression algo.)
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RATE DISTORTION FUNCTION
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R(D) specifies the lowest rate at which the o/p of source can be encoded while keeping the distortion less than
or equal to D.
How to compute R(D)?
1) Computational approach
2) Find a lower bound for the average mutual information & then show that we can achieve this bound.
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RATE DISTORTION FUNCTION
 For a given maximum average distortion D, the rate distortion function R(D*) is
lower bound for the transmission bit rate.
 R(D*) is measured in Bits.
 It is different for different channels.
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THANK YOU!!!
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Rate distortion theory

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    RATE DISTORTION THEORY INFORMATIONTHEORY 1 GROUP NO:21 Batch:T5 1)Rutuja R. Pawar(2013BIT006) 2)Samruddhi S. Kanhere(2013BIT018) 3)Pranali P. Rasal(2013BIT026)
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    INTRODUCTION  Major BranchOf Information Theory  There are 2 types of compression schemes. 1. Lossless compression 2. Lossy compression  Provides the theoretical foundations for lossy data compression schemes  Gives an analytical expression for how much compression can be achieved using lossy compression methods Information Theory 2 25-Apr-16
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    BLOCK DIAGRAM OFGENERIC COMPRESSION SCHEME 4  USER SOURCE SOURCE ENCODER SOURCE DECODER CHANNEL 25-Apr-16 Information Theory
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    RATE AND DISTORTION RATE The number of bits to be stored or transmitted per data sample.  Distortion Measure of difference between original and the reconstructed data.  Extreme Conditions 1. No information is transmitted 2. No distortion RDT is nothing but the trade-off between rate and compression in lossy compression scheme. 5 25-Apr-16 Information Theory
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    MEASURING CLOSENESS FOR RECONSTRUCTEDDATA 7 1) Humans: • Accurate • Not practical • Not useful in mathematical design approaches 2) Quantitative Metrics: • Mathematical design approach • Not accurate 25-Apr-16 25-Apr-16 Information Theory
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    THEORY  Given asource distribution and the distortion measure,  What is the minimum expected distortion achievable at particular rate? OR  What is the minimum rate required to achieve particular distortion? 8 25-Apr-16 Information Theory
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    FINDING DISTORTION 1)Squared Measure d(x,y)= (x-y)^2 2)Absolute Difference d(x,y) = |x-y| We use average measures for calculations. 1)Mean squared error 2)Avg. of absolute difference(Image compression algo.) 9 25-Apr-16 Information Theory
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    RATE DISTORTION FUNCTION 10 R(D)specifies the lowest rate at which the o/p of source can be encoded while keeping the distortion less than or equal to D. How to compute R(D)? 1) Computational approach 2) Find a lower bound for the average mutual information & then show that we can achieve this bound. 25-Apr-16 Information Theory
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    RATE DISTORTION FUNCTION For a given maximum average distortion D, the rate distortion function R(D*) is lower bound for the transmission bit rate.  R(D*) is measured in Bits.  It is different for different channels. 11 25-Apr-16 Information Theory
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