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Scalable Discrete-to-Continuous Channel Simulation for Compression and Privacy
Channel simulation has recently emerged as a useful component in machine learning systems where samples from a prescribed probability distribution are to be compressed. Yet, general channel simulation algorithms often suffer from high computational costs, random stopping times or, in the worst case,
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