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	IEEE Transactions on Information Theory IEEE Press         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-4 of 4 reviews Date Reviewed     Information-theoretic caching: sequential coding for computing Wang C., Lim S., Gastpar M. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 62(11): 6393-6406, 2016.  Type: Article Streaming video sequences can be encoded in real time by applying a variable of some average rate of bits per symbol. Such a technique stores both the data sequence and the request sequence simultaneously for updated visual information... Jun 21 2017   Blind compressed sensing Gleichman S., Eldar Y. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 57(10): 6958-6975, 2011.  Type: Article One of the big issues in applying compressed sensing to reconstruct a sparse signal is the need to know which basis was used to determine sparsity. The authors of this paper consider the blind case, in which the basis is unknown, and d... Mar 21 2013   Robust detection of signals: a large deviations approach Moustakides G. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory IT-31(6): 822-825, 1985.  Type: Article The paper concerns the problem of robust detection of signals in the case of independent and identically distributed observations. Using the exponential rate of decrease of the error probability as a performance measure, the author sh... Jun 1 1988   Robust multiple-input matched filtering: frequency and time-domain results Chen C., Kassam S. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory IT-31(6): 812-821, 1985.  Type: Article This paper is dedicated to the study of the linear filters that maximize the output signal-to-noise ratio, known as matched filters. The authors introduce a robust matched filter, namely the filter that is optimum for a least-favorable... Jun 1 1987
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