Wireless communication apparatus
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorFilippo Tosato
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Abstract
Processing data presented in the form of a vector representation involves representing direction of the vector with incremental accuracy by using a set of vector codebooks of decreasing dimensions per accuracy increment.
Claims14
A data processing apparatus for processing data presented in the form of a vector representation, the apparatus being operable to represent direction of said vector as a sequence of successive accuracy increments using a set of vector codebooks of decreasing dimensions per accuracy increment.
A data processing apparatus for processing data presented in the form of vector reconstruction coefficients, the apparatus being operable to process said reconstruction coefficients such that successive coefficients reflect successive increments in accuracy from which a vector direction can be reconstructed.
A wireless communications apparatus operable to emit a signal bearing data, said data being expressible in the form of one or more symbols from a predetermined symbol set, the apparatus comprising encoding means for encoding said symbols by means of spherical vector quantisation, said encoding means being operable to perform said encoding using a plurality of codebooks, each codebook being associated with a level of refinement of said encoding, and wherein successive levels of refinement are associated with a codebook of lower dimension than a preceding level of refinement.
A wireless communication apparatus operable to emit a signal bearing data, said data being expressible in the form of one or more symbols from a predetermined symbol set, the apparatus comprising encoding means for representing a vector as a linear combination of a basis set of orthogonal reference vectors, successively selected through vector quantisation from codebooks of decreasing dimensions, such that a truncated representation of the said vector by the first n components incurs a chordal distortion equal to the product of chordal distortions incurred by the first n vector quantisation operations.
A method of processing data presented in the form of a vector representation, comprising representing direction of said vector as a sequence of successive accuracy increments using a set of vector codebooks of decreasing dimensions per accuracy increment.
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