USING MATLAB!!!!

1. Optimal Non-uniform Quantization Consider a Gaussian source with zero mean and unit variance. Using the Lloyd-Max algorithm, design an optimal quantizer with M = 2" levels. Let 91.....9m be the quantization points and let -10, b1,b2, ...,bM-1, +10 be the decision boundaries. For n = 2 and n = 3, compute qs and bs and the corresponding mean squared error. Do you see that the mean squared error improves going from 2 bits to 3 bits? Generate many samples of the Gaussian random variable and quantize it using the quantizer you have designed in the previous part. Compute the mean squared error empirically and see that it matches with what you ob- tained in the previous part. For your own interest (do not have to turn it in) - for n = 10 and n = 11 design the optimal quantizer and compute the SQNR. Do you see that your SQNR increases by 6 dB? 1 Lloyd-Max algorithm for optimal quantization A random variable X ER with pdf f(x). Randomly pick boundary bs or representation points as such that bi 591 5 by 5 92