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More Interactions Make Communications More Efficient: A Directed Information Bottleneck Approach to Task-Oriented Communication
Task-oriented communication improves communication efficiency by transmitting semantic information required for downstream tasks, but may incur redundancy with previously transmitted information. To address this issue, we propose a variational directed information bottleneck joint source-channel cod
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