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Sparse Superposition Codes for the AWGN Channel, Message Passing, Replica and Spatial Coupling

Talkat Coding: From Practice to Theory · 2015-02-19..02-24· [machine-learning]
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Sparse superposition codes encode messages as L sections of size B with one nonzero entry, then multiply by a random or Hadamard matrix and send over AWGN; decoding uses approximate message passing (Gaussian BP + TAP approximations), analyzed by state evolution and the replica potential, which predicts an abrupt SER threshold. AMP runs in O(N^2) or O(N log N) with Hadamard; naive power allocation fails at finite sizes, but spatial coupling wave removes the BP/MAP gap and empirically yields SER < 10^-6 at rate 1.5 (B=512, block ≈5000).

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 6:02Sparse Superposition codes = Multi-dimensional estimation problem
  3. 6:59Graphical model
  4. 9:41From belief propagation to AMP
  5. 14:44A heuristic computation of the optimal SER
  6. 17:59Gap to capacity closing polynomially
  7. 18:21Error floor decay polynomially with B
  8. 19:17State Evolution vs AMP for finite sizes
  9. 19:35State Evolution Analysis and the replica potential
  10. 22:21Two ways to make AMP capacity achieving
  11. 27:01Comparing everything
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