Binary-alphabet conjecture for the optimal auxiliary random variable
Binary-alphabet conjecture for the optimal auxiliary random variable
Let be the auxiliary random variable in the feedback-based collaborative secrecy encoding problem over binary symmetric channels. The preceding result establishes that can be restricted without loss of optimality to a three-dimensional alphabet. Binary-alphabet conjecture. The optimal auxiliary random variable can be defined, without loss of optimality, over a binary alphabet. If true, this would reduce the search for the boundary of the achievable common-message and secret-message rate region to binary auxiliary variables; the supplied text presents arguments supporting the conjecture but does not state a resolution.
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George Amariucai and Shuangqing Wei, “Feedback-Based Collaborative Secrecy Encoding over Binary Symmetric Channels”, arXiv:0909.5120 (2009).
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