Commission 6: Progress in Radio Waves and Transmission of Information: 2. Information Theory, Circuit Theory, and Computer‐Aided Design
M. E. Van Valkenburg, John B. Thomas, E.S. Kuh, D. A. Calahan
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M. E. Van Valkenburg, John B. Thomas, E.S. Kuh, D. A. Calahan
Abstract
As in previous summaries, the words ‘information theory’ are used in the wide sense to include such areas as (1) statistical communication theory, (2) detection theory, (3) pattern recognition and adaptive systems, (4) coding theory, and similar examples of the interaction of random processes and communication systems. For classification purposes, progress in information theory will be described under the four headings just listed.
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As in previous summaries, the words ‘information theory’ are used in the wide sense to include such areas as (1) statistical communication theory, (2) detection theory, (3) pattern recognition and adaptive systems, (4) coding theory, and similar examples of the interaction of random processes and communication systems. For classification purposes, progress in information theory will be described under the four headings just listed.
Key concepts: Information theory, Computer science, Communication theory, Coding (social sciences), Coding theory, Probability theory, Commission, Mathematical theory