… error exponents which are tight for “small rates” and their nonuniversal improvements for “large
rates.” The resulting exponents … supporting line for R 2 R,,, one gets the graph of e,(R). …

… the optimal error exponent of … line network. The closest related works are [55]–[58]. Specifically,
these works consider 2-hop line networks and analyze the optimal error exponent of the …

… exponential in the number of cascaded channels. We also examine how fast the block length
needs to grow with the network … any network length , any rate below the zero-error capacity …

… on the error rate for learning the structure of Bayesian networks … The dashed lines show the
true error exponent K computed … error exponent converges to the true error exponent as n !1. …

… Lines are the average over five runs with different random initializations, error bars show
standard deviation. Panel (a): median of the average unit activation for different activation …

… As applications of the error exponent analysis to design a reliable AF twoway relay network,
we present two optimization framework to maximize the bottleneck error exponent, namely: i…

… help), the best achievable error exponent is finite and strictly … ) on the highest achievable
error exponent. This means that the … the achievable error exponent is unlimited or even infinite. …

… all relay terminals are located on a straight line from the source to the destination for simplicity.To
… [9] ——, “Amplify-and-forward two-way relay networks: error exponents and resource …

… , the networks to represent any exponential transmission line are … exponential line in the
frequency range in which the resonances have been accounted for without any appreciable error…

… In this work, QoS refers to the average codeword error probability experienced by the users
in the network. Although several … line inside the EER). The following is mentioned in [23]: …