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Asymptotic separation conjecture for mixtures of two uniform distributions
Asymptotic separation conjecture. For every probability vector , there exists a positive integer such that, for all , the optimal set contains points…
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Conjecture on lattice quantizers attaining the Zador upper bound
Let be a positive integer, and let the Zador upper bound be the upper bound on normalized second moment for arbitrary quantizers in dimension . Lattice-quantizer attainment…
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Conjecture on optimal quantization for an infinite geometric probability vector
Let be a real number and define the probability vector by … For each positive integer , let denote the proposed set of -means, and let…
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Conjecture on optimal quantization for finite geometric probability vectors
Let , let be a real number, and define the probability vector by … For each , let denote the proposed set of -means, and let…
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Pena et al.'s monotonicity conjecture for polygonal quantization coefficients
Pena et al.'s conjecture. The quantization coefficient for the uniform distribution on the boundary of a regular -sided polygon inscribed in a circle is an increasing function o…
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Roychowdhury's conjecture on two-means for the uniform distribution on a disc
Roychowdhury's conjecture. The Voronoi regions of the points in an optimal set of two-means partition the disc into two semicircles.
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The nonexistence of a closed formula for optimal quantizers on a nonhomogeneous Sierpiński carpet
Nonexistence conjecture. Unlike in the homogeneous case, a closed formula cannot be obtained for the optimal sets of -means for the nonhomogeneous probability distribution consi…
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Necessity of the uniformity conditions for finite positive quantization coefficients
Let be the unique solution of … For the self-affine measure on the Bedford–McMullen carpet , consider the two conditions: (a)…
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Gersho's conjecture on cells of high-rate vector quantizers
Gersho's conjecture. As tends to infinity, most cells—namely, all cells except those close to the boundary of the considered domain—become congruent to .