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27 September 2007 An improved family of exponentially accurate sigma-delta quantization schemes
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ΣΔ-modulation is an A/D-conversion method which represents a bandlimited signal by sequences of ±1 whose local averages approximate the function values. The best bounds for the decay rate of the script-l-error arising from such quantization schemes have been given by Güntürk.1 He constructs an infinite family of schemes which lead to an algorithm that establishes exponential error decay with decay rate 0.077. In this paper we improve his construction introducing an additional symmetry, which is suggested by numerical experiments. To show that the modified schemes are still stable, we use the asymptotics of the Γ-function. This leads to a bound of 0.088 for the error decay rate.
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Felix Krahmer "An improved family of exponentially accurate sigma-delta quantization schemes", Proc. SPIE 6701, Wavelets XII, 670105 (27 September 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.735280
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KEYWORDS
Quantization

Error analysis

Convolution

Linear filtering

Modulation

Statistical modeling

Wavelets

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