Gauss-Markov Source Tracking with Side Information: Lower Bounds

04/17/2020

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We consider the problem of causal source coding and causal decoding of a Gauss-Markov source, where the decoder has causal access to a side-information signal. We define the information causal rate-distortion function with causal decoder side information and prove that it bounds from below its operational counterpart.

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