Information Theory: Coding Theorems for Discrete Memoryless by Imre Csiszar, Janos Korner

By Imre Csiszar, Janos Korner

Info conception: Coding Theorems for Discrete Memoryless structures provides mathematical versions that contain self sufficient random variables with finite variety. This three-chapter textual content particularly describes the attribute phenomena of knowledge thought.

Chapter 1 offers with info measures in basic coding difficulties, with emphasis on a few formal homes of Shannon’s info and the non-block resource coding. bankruptcy 2 describes the homes and sensible features of the two-terminal platforms. This bankruptcy additionally examines the noisy channel coding challenge, the computation of channel capability, and the arbitrarily various channels. bankruptcy three appears to be like into the idea and practicality of multi-terminal systems.

This booklet is meant basically for graduate scholars and examine staff in arithmetic, electric engineering, and computing device technology.

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