Under random linear coding (RLC) scheme, we present a simple expression of the probability distribution p(D=K) for decoding delay D incurred by the lossy channel, where K is a positive integer. In contrast with the previous contribution, our focus is firstly on deriving the cumulative distribution function of the discrete random variable D over a perfect channel. One benefit of such dispose is that, from the overall viewpoint, computing the cumulative distribution function of delay D can be related with calculating the cardinalities of sets of some special matrices, so that the former can be obtained from the latter. Moreover, our expression of the probability distribution is an explicit form, and is valid for any number of packets M, freewill field size q and arbitrary channel loss rate ε.
Xubo ZHAO
China University of Petroleum,Xidian University
Hang ZHOU
Engineering University of the Chinese people's Armed Police Force,Xidian University
Xiaoping LI
China University of Petroleum,Xidian University
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Xubo ZHAO, Hang ZHOU, Xiaoping LI, "The Explicit Decoding Delay Probability Distribution Based on Random Linear Coding Scheme" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E96-A, no. 11, pp. 2299-2301, November 2013, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E96.A.2299.
Abstract: Under random linear coding (RLC) scheme, we present a simple expression of the probability distribution p(D=K) for decoding delay D incurred by the lossy channel, where K is a positive integer. In contrast with the previous contribution, our focus is firstly on deriving the cumulative distribution function of the discrete random variable D over a perfect channel. One benefit of such dispose is that, from the overall viewpoint, computing the cumulative distribution function of delay D can be related with calculating the cardinalities of sets of some special matrices, so that the former can be obtained from the latter. Moreover, our expression of the probability distribution is an explicit form, and is valid for any number of packets M, freewill field size q and arbitrary channel loss rate ε.
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