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D-Index
36
Citations
6869
World Ranking
11109
National Ranking
4614

Research.com Recognitions

  • 2013 - Fellow, National Academy of Inventors
  • 1998 - IEEE Fellow For contributions to source coding and quantization.

Overview

Nariman Farvardin is affiliated with the Stevens Institute of Technology in the United States. Their recent research contributions include a paper titled IEEE INFOCOM 2023 Conference Highlights, published in 2023 in the IEEE Communications Magazine. This publication has been co-authored with Min Song.

Their frequent coauthors include:

  • Min Song

In terms of publication venues, Nariman Farvardin has published in:

  • IEEE Communications Magazine

Award recognitions received by Nariman Farvardin include:

  • Fellow, National Academy of Inventors (2013)
  • IEEE Fellow (1998) for contributions to source coding and quantization

Best Publications

  • A study of vector quantization for noisy channels

    N. Farvardin

  • Optimum quantizer performance for a class of non-Gaussian memoryless sources

    N. Farvardin;J. Modestino

  • Optimal quantizer design for noisy channels: An approach to combined source - channel coding

    N. Farvardin;V. Vaishampayan

  • On the performance and complexity of channel-optimized vector quantizers

    N. Farvardin;V. Vaishampayan

  • Three-dimensional subband coding of video

    C.I. Podilchuk;N.S. Jayant;N. Farvardin

  • Subband image coding using entropy-coded quantization over noisy channels

    N. Tanabe;N. Farvardin

  • Progressive transmission of images over memoryless noisy channels

    V. Chande;N. Farvardin

  • A perceptually motivated three-component image model-Part I: description of the model

    X. Ran;N. Farvardin

  • Robust and efficient quantization of speech LSP parameters using structured vector quantizers

    R. Laroia;N. Phamdo;N. Farvardin

  • Comparison of different methods of classification in subband coding of images

    R.L. Joshi;H. Jafarkhani;J.H. Kasner;T.R. Fischer

  • Optimal detection of discrete Markov sources over discrete memoryless channels/spl minus/applications to combined source-channel coding

    Nam Phamdo;N. Farvardin

  • On optimal shaping of multidimensional constellations

    R. Laroia;N. Farvardin;S.A. Tretter

  • Lossy/lossless region-of-interest image coding based on set partitioning in hierarchical trees

    E. Atsumi;N. Farvardin

  • Quantizer design in LSP speech analysis-synthesis

    N. Sugamura;N. Farvardin

  • A simple and effective precoding scheme for noise whitening on intersymbol interference channels

    R. Laroia;S.A. Tretter;N. Farvardin

  • Joint design of block source codes and modulation signal sets

    V.A. Vaishampayan;N. Farvardin

  • A structured fixed-rate vector quantizer derived from a variable-length scalar quantizer. I. Memoryless sources

    R. Laroia;N. Farvardin

  • Multiple description coding in networks with congestion problem

    M. Alasti;K. Sayrafian-Pour;A. Ephremides;N. Farvardin

  • Rate-distortion performance of DPCM schemes for autoregressive sources

    N. Farvardin;J. Modestino

  • A unified approach to tree-structured and multistage vector quantization for noisy channels

    N. Phamdo;N. Farvardin;T. Moriya

Frequent Co-Authors

Hamid Jafarkhani
Hamid Jafarkhani University of California, Irvine
Vinay A. Vaishampayan
Vinay A. Vaishampayan City University of New York
Fady Alajaji
Fady Alajaji Queen's University
Zhu Han
Zhu Han University of Houston
Anthony Ephremides
Anthony Ephremides University of Maryland, College Park
K.J.R. Liu
K.J.R. Liu University of Maryland, College Park
N. S. Jayant
N. S. Jayant Nokia (United States)
Michael W. Marcellin
Michael W. Marcellin University of Arizona
David M. Mount
David M. Mount University of Maryland, College Park
Min Wu
Min Wu University of Maryland, College Park

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