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10 January, Manolo MARTINEZ [WEBINAR]

12/30/2019

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10 January 2020
15-17 Greenwhich Mean Time 

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Manolo MARTINEZ

(University of Barcelona, Spain)

Information Theory is a Formal Theory of Representation

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​​Abstract

Information theory is a formal theory of representation. All signals in an information-processing pipeline are, in a minimal sense, representations. Core cases of representation are those for which, furthermore, a description in information-theoretic terms is particularly illuminating---that is, those that undergo substantial source- or channel-coding.
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