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  • counterexample to the vector generalization of costa s entropy Power Inequality and partial resolution
    IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 2018
    Co-Authors: Thomas A Courtade, Yaochen Wu
    Abstract:

    We give a counterexample to the vector generalization of Costa’s entropy Power Inequality due to Liu et al. In particular, the claimed Inequality can fail if the matrix-valued parameter in the convex combination does not commute with the covariance of the additive Gaussian noise. Conversely, the Inequality holds if these two matrices commute.

  • A Strong Entropy Power Inequality
    IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 2018
    Co-Authors: Thomas A Courtade
    Abstract:

    When one of the random summands is Gaussian, we sharpen the entropy Power Inequality (EPI) in terms of the strong data processing function for Gaussian channels. Among other consequences, this `strong' EPI generalizes the vector extension of Costa's EPI to non-Gaussian channels in a precise sense. This leads to a new reverse EPI and, as a corollary, sharpens Stam's uncertainty principle relating entropy Power and Fisher information (or, equivalently, Gross' logarithmic Sobolev Inequality). Applications to network information theory are also given, including a short self-contained proof of the rate region for the two-encoder quadratic Gaussian source coding problem and a new outer bound for the one-sided Gaussian interference channel.

  • Quantitative Stability of the Entropy Power Inequality
    IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 2018
    Co-Authors: Thomas A Courtade, Max Fathi, Ashwin Pananjady
    Abstract:

    We establish quantitative stability results for the entropy Power Inequality (EPI). Specifically, we show that if uniformly log-concave densities nearly saturate the EPI, then they must be close to Gaussian densities in the quadratic Kantorovich-Wasserstein distance. Furthermore, if one of the densities is Gaussian and the other is log-concave, or more generally has positive spectral gap, then the deficit in the EPI can be controlled in terms of the L1-Kantorovich-Wasserstein distance or relative entropy, respectively. As a counterpoint, an example shows that the EPI can be unstable with respect to the quadratic Kantorovich-Wasserstein distance when densities are uniformly log-concave on sets of measure arbitrarily close to one. Our stability results can be extended to non-log-concave densities, provided certain regularity conditions are met. The proofs are based on mass transportation.

  • Counterexample to the Vector Generalization of Costa’s Entropy Power Inequality, and Partial Resolution
    IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 2018
    Co-Authors: Thomas A Courtade, Yaochen Wu
    Abstract:

    We give a counterexample to the vector generalization of Costa's entropy Power Inequality due to Liu et al. In particular, the claimed Inequality can fail if the matrix-valued parameter in the convex combination does not commute with the covariance of the additive Gaussian noise. Conversely, the Inequality holds if these two matrices commute.

  • Wasserstein stability of the entropy Power Inequality for log-concave random vectors
    2017 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory (ISIT), 2017
    Co-Authors: Thomas A Courtade, Max Fathi, Ashwin Pananjady
    Abstract:

    We establish quantitative stability results for the entropy Power Inequality (EPI) in arbitrary dimension. Specifically, we show that if uniformly log-concave densities nearly saturate the EPI, then they must be close to Gaussian densities in the quadratic Wasserstein distance. Further, if one of the densities is log-concave and the other is Gaussian, then the deficit in the EPI can be controlled in terms of the L1-Wasserstein distance. As a counterpoint, an example shows that the EPI can be unstable with respect to the quadratic Wasserstein distance even if densities are uniformly log-concave on sets of measure arbitrarily close to one. The proofs are based on optimal transportation.

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