Definition of information theory in English:

information theory

noun

mass noun

The mathematical study of the coding of information in the form of sequences of symbols, impulses, etc. and of how rapidly such information can be transmitted, for example through computer circuits or telecommunications channels.
Example sentencesExamples
- The above disputes ultimately turn on a combination of technical arguments about information theory and philosophical positions that largely arise from taste and faith.
- This paper founded the subject of information theory and he proposed a linear schematic model of a communications system.
- Alternatively, efforts are being made to predict the native structure from the sequence using information theory methods that do not necessarily involve the physics of the folding process.
- Since 1999, there is not a single reference to that alleged new law in scientific publications on information theory or physics.
- It simply isn't possible to tell the story of information theory, for example, without invoking the history of computation.
- His hunch is that they are the same, but he is keen to start a research programme that uses algorithmic information theory to address these questions.
- Shannon first gave the basics of information theory a probabilistic basis.
- Quantum mechanics and information theory both demonstrate that in any assessment of reality, the observer has to be taken into consideration.
- We will compare these models by using statistical information theory to measure the evidence supporting each model given the data set.
- Pattern-recognition research is linked to information theory, control theory, statistical physics, dynamical systems theory, and mathematical optimization theory.
- Over the course of his career, he has taught electromagnetics, communication and information theory, circuit syntheses, and coherent optics.
- In information theory, the sending and receiving channels themselves can be considered strange attractors.
- With his work on information theory and boolean logic, he created the theoretical underpinnings of both the networks and the devices that make up the Information Age we live in today.
- Well, the field that I invented in 1965, and which I call algorithmic information theory, provides a possible solution for the problem of how to measure complexity.
- You don't need a specialist in measure theory or information theory to understand the actual mathematics in the paper.
- Kay shows how efforts by scientists using computer analyses, information theory, linguistics and cryptanalysis to break the genetic code in the 1950s yielded no results.
- His fundamental paper on this topic appeared in 1950 and with this he started a new subject within information theory.
- We were thinking about molecular biology and information theory.
- I used to be very critical of this state of affairs, until I finally realized that what I'm asking for is a step roughly as profound as the invention of calculus, or of information theory.
- In fact the framework and terminology for information theory he developed remains standard today.

Definition of information theory in US English:

information theory

nounˌɪnfərˈˌmeɪʃən ˈθɪəri

The mathematical study of the coding of information in the form of sequences of symbols, impulses, etc., and of how rapidly such information can be transmitted, e.g., through computer circuits or telecommunications channels.
Example sentencesExamples
- Kay shows how efforts by scientists using computer analyses, information theory, linguistics and cryptanalysis to break the genetic code in the 1950s yielded no results.
- In fact the framework and terminology for information theory he developed remains standard today.
- Pattern-recognition research is linked to information theory, control theory, statistical physics, dynamical systems theory, and mathematical optimization theory.
- We will compare these models by using statistical information theory to measure the evidence supporting each model given the data set.
- It simply isn't possible to tell the story of information theory, for example, without invoking the history of computation.
- His fundamental paper on this topic appeared in 1950 and with this he started a new subject within information theory.
- I used to be very critical of this state of affairs, until I finally realized that what I'm asking for is a step roughly as profound as the invention of calculus, or of information theory.
- The above disputes ultimately turn on a combination of technical arguments about information theory and philosophical positions that largely arise from taste and faith.
- Well, the field that I invented in 1965, and which I call algorithmic information theory, provides a possible solution for the problem of how to measure complexity.
- You don't need a specialist in measure theory or information theory to understand the actual mathematics in the paper.
- Over the course of his career, he has taught electromagnetics, communication and information theory, circuit syntheses, and coherent optics.
- With his work on information theory and boolean logic, he created the theoretical underpinnings of both the networks and the devices that make up the Information Age we live in today.
- This paper founded the subject of information theory and he proposed a linear schematic model of a communications system.
- In information theory, the sending and receiving channels themselves can be considered strange attractors.
- Alternatively, efforts are being made to predict the native structure from the sequence using information theory methods that do not necessarily involve the physics of the folding process.
- Shannon first gave the basics of information theory a probabilistic basis.
- His hunch is that they are the same, but he is keen to start a research programme that uses algorithmic information theory to address these questions.
- We were thinking about molecular biology and information theory.
- Since 1999, there is not a single reference to that alleged new law in scientific publications on information theory or physics.
- Quantum mechanics and information theory both demonstrate that in any assessment of reality, the observer has to be taken into consideration.

单词	information theory
释义	Definition of information theory in English: information theory noun mass noun The mathematical study of the coding of information in the form of sequences of symbols, impulses, etc. and of how rapidly such information can be transmitted, for example through computer circuits or telecommunications channels. Example sentencesExamples The above disputes ultimately turn on a combination of technical arguments about information theory and philosophical positions that largely arise from taste and faith. This paper founded the subject of information theory and he proposed a linear schematic model of a communications system. Alternatively, efforts are being made to predict the native structure from the sequence using information theory methods that do not necessarily involve the physics of the folding process. Since 1999, there is not a single reference to that alleged new law in scientific publications on information theory or physics. It simply isn't possible to tell the story of information theory, for example, without invoking the history of computation. His hunch is that they are the same, but he is keen to start a research programme that uses algorithmic information theory to address these questions. Shannon first gave the basics of information theory a probabilistic basis. Quantum mechanics and information theory both demonstrate that in any assessment of reality, the observer has to be taken into consideration. We will compare these models by using statistical information theory to measure the evidence supporting each model given the data set. Pattern-recognition research is linked to information theory, control theory, statistical physics, dynamical systems theory, and mathematical optimization theory. Over the course of his career, he has taught electromagnetics, communication and information theory, circuit syntheses, and coherent optics. In information theory, the sending and receiving channels themselves can be considered strange attractors. With his work on information theory and boolean logic, he created the theoretical underpinnings of both the networks and the devices that make up the Information Age we live in today. Well, the field that I invented in 1965, and which I call algorithmic information theory, provides a possible solution for the problem of how to measure complexity. You don't need a specialist in measure theory or information theory to understand the actual mathematics in the paper. Kay shows how efforts by scientists using computer analyses, information theory, linguistics and cryptanalysis to break the genetic code in the 1950s yielded no results. His fundamental paper on this topic appeared in 1950 and with this he started a new subject within information theory. We were thinking about molecular biology and information theory. I used to be very critical of this state of affairs, until I finally realized that what I'm asking for is a step roughly as profound as the invention of calculus, or of information theory. In fact the framework and terminology for information theory he developed remains standard today. Definition of information theory in US English: information theory nounˌɪnfərˈˌmeɪʃən ˈθɪəri The mathematical study of the coding of information in the form of sequences of symbols, impulses, etc., and of how rapidly such information can be transmitted, e.g., through computer circuits or telecommunications channels. Example sentencesExamples Kay shows how efforts by scientists using computer analyses, information theory, linguistics and cryptanalysis to break the genetic code in the 1950s yielded no results. In fact the framework and terminology for information theory he developed remains standard today. Pattern-recognition research is linked to information theory, control theory, statistical physics, dynamical systems theory, and mathematical optimization theory. We will compare these models by using statistical information theory to measure the evidence supporting each model given the data set. It simply isn't possible to tell the story of information theory, for example, without invoking the history of computation. His fundamental paper on this topic appeared in 1950 and with this he started a new subject within information theory. I used to be very critical of this state of affairs, until I finally realized that what I'm asking for is a step roughly as profound as the invention of calculus, or of information theory. The above disputes ultimately turn on a combination of technical arguments about information theory and philosophical positions that largely arise from taste and faith. Well, the field that I invented in 1965, and which I call algorithmic information theory, provides a possible solution for the problem of how to measure complexity. You don't need a specialist in measure theory or information theory to understand the actual mathematics in the paper. Over the course of his career, he has taught electromagnetics, communication and information theory, circuit syntheses, and coherent optics. With his work on information theory and boolean logic, he created the theoretical underpinnings of both the networks and the devices that make up the Information Age we live in today. This paper founded the subject of information theory and he proposed a linear schematic model of a communications system. In information theory, the sending and receiving channels themselves can be considered strange attractors. Alternatively, efforts are being made to predict the native structure from the sequence using information theory methods that do not necessarily involve the physics of the folding process. Shannon first gave the basics of information theory a probabilistic basis. His hunch is that they are the same, but he is keen to start a research programme that uses algorithmic information theory to address these questions. We were thinking about molecular biology and information theory. Since 1999, there is not a single reference to that alleged new law in scientific publications on information theory or physics. Quantum mechanics and information theory both demonstrate that in any assessment of reality, the observer has to be taken into consideration.
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