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Multi-User Information Theory (361-2-2061) . The course was given in the 1st semester of 2009/10.
Information theory, wireless communication systems, Markov decision processes, optimization, statistical signal processing.
Communication
through
finite state channels, possibly with feedback:
H. Permuter,
P. Cuff,
B.
Van Roy,
and
T.
Weissman,
“Capacity of
the
Trapdoor Channel with Feedback,” IEEE
Trans. Info. Theory,
July
2008
[Slides]
H. Permuter, T. Weissman and A. Goldsmith, “Finite state channels with time-invariant deterministic feedback,” IEEE Trans. Info. Theory, Feb 2009. [Slides]
H. Permuter and
T. Weissman,
“Capacity
Region of the Finite-State Multiple Access Channel with and without
Feedback,” accepted to IEEE
Trans. Info. Theory.
B.
Shrader
and H. Permuter “Feedback
capacity of the compound channel,,” accepted to IEEE
Trans. Info. Theory.
[Slides]
L. Zhao and H. Permuter “Zero-error feedback capacity via dynamic programming,” submitted to IEEE Trans. Info. Theory. [Slides]
J.
Chen,
H. Permuter, and
T. Weissman,
“Tighter Bounds on the Capacity of Finite-State Channels via Markov
Set-Chains ,”
submitted
to IEEE Trans. Info. Theory.
Coordination and rate distortion:
T. M. Cover and H. Permuter, “Capacity of Coordinated Actions,” ISIT 2007, Nice, France.[Slides]
P. Cuff, H. Permuter, T. M. Cover. “Coordination Capacity.” submitted to IEEE Trans. on Info. Theory, August, 2009.
H. Permuter, Y. Steinberg
and
T. Weissman,
“Two-way source coding with a helper” submitted
to IEEE Trans. Info. Theory
T. Weissman and H. Permuter , “Source Coding with a Side Information “Vending Machine” ”
submitted
to IEEE Trans. Info. Theory.
Z. Lei, P. Cuff, and H. Permuter, “Consolidating achievable regions of multiple descriptions,” ISIT 2009, Seoul, Korea.[Slides]
J. Wang, J. Chen, L. Zhao, P. Cuff, H. Permuter, “A Random Variable Substitution Lemma With Applications to Multiple Description Coding” submitted to IEEE Trans. Info. Theory.
Directed
information, Estimation and portfolio theory:
H. Permuter, Y. -H Kim and T. Weissman, “On Directed Information and Gambling,” ISIT 2008, Toronto, Canada.
H. Permuter, Y.
-H Kim
and
T. Weissman,
“Directed Information, Causal Estimation and Communication in Continuous Time,”
Proc. Control over Communication Channels (ConCom 2009), Seoul, Korea, June 27th, 2009.
Image
and signal processing:
H. Permuter and
J.M.
Francos
, “Estimating
the orientation of planar Surfaces: Algorithms and Bounds.” IEEE
Trans. Info. Theory, vol. 46 pp. 1908-1920, August 2000.
J.M.
Francos
and H. Permuter, “Parametric
Estimation of Orientation of Textured Planar Surfaces,”
IEEE Trans. Image Process., vol. 10, pp. 403-418,
March 2001. [ Slides]
H. Permuter, J.M. Francos and I. Jermyn “A study of Gaussian mixture models of color and texture features for image classification and segmentation,” Pattern Recognition vol. 39, pp. 695-706, February 2006. (Conf. version)
IEEE Information theory society, Information Theory student resources, ISIT 2009, movie on Shannon.
Haim Permuter received his B.Sc. (summa cum laude) from Ben-Gurion University (BGU) and Ph.D. from Stanford University, both in in Electrical Engineering, in 1997 and 2008, respectively. Between 1997-2004, he served as a scientific research officer in an R&D unit in the Israeli Defense Forces. In summer 2002 he worked for IBM, Almaden research center, and automn he was research visitor at Stanford. He is a recipient of several rewards including Eshkol Fellowship, Wolf Award, Fulbright Fellowship, Stanford Graduate Fellowship, and Allon Fellowship. Recently, Haim joined the faculty of Electrical Engineering Department at BGU.