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cs.IT2009★ 1 cited

Fault Identification via Non-parametric Belief Propagation

Danny Bickson, Dror Baron, Alex T. Ihler +2

We consider the problem of identifying a pattern of faults from a set of noisy linear measurements. Unfortunately, maximum a posteriori probability estimation of the fault pattern…

cs.IT2009★ 3 cited

Distributed Sensor Selection using a Truncated Newton Method

Danny Bickson, Danny Dolev

We propose a new distributed algorithm for computing a truncated Newton method, where the main diagonal of the Hessian is computed using belief propagation. As a case study for thi…

cs.IT2009★ 19 cited

Fixing Convergence of Gaussian Belief Propagation

Jason K. Johnson, Danny Bickson, Danny Dolev

Gaussian belief propagation (GaBP) is an iterative message-passing algorithm for inference in Gaussian graphical models. It is known that when GaBP converges it converges to the co…

cs.IT2009★ 5 cited

A Low Density Lattice Decoder via Non-Parametric Belief Propagation

Danny Bickson, Alexander T. Ihler, Danny Dolev

The recent work of Sommer, Feder and Shalvi presented a new family of codes called low density lattice codes (LDLC) that can be decoded efficiently and approach the capacity of the…

cs.IT2009★ 42 cited

Distributed Large Scale Network Utility Maximization

Danny Bickson, Yoav Tock, Argyris Zymnis +2

Recent work by Zymnis et al. proposes an efficient primal-dual interior-point method, using a truncated Newton method, for solving the network utility maximization (NUM) problem. T…

cs.IT2008★ 79 cited

Gaussian Belief Propagation Solver for Systems of Linear Equations

Ori Shental, Paul H. Siegel, Jack K. Wolf +2

The canonical problem of solving a system of linear equations arises in numerous contexts in information theory, communication theory, and related fields. In this contribution, we…