2010International Journal of Uncertainty Fuzziness and Knowledge-Based SystemsRequires access

INDEPENDENCE AND CONDITIONAL DECOMPOSABLE INFORMATION MEASURES

Giuseppe Busanello, Giulianella Coletti, Barbara Vantaggi

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We deal with conditional decomposable information measures, directly defined as functions on a suitable set of conditional events satisfying a class of axioms. For these general measures we introduce a notion of independence and study its main properties in order to compare it with classical definitions present in the literature. The particular case of Wiener-Shannon information measure is taken in consideration and the links between the provided independence for information measures and the independence for the underlying probability are analyzed.

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We deal with conditional decomposable information measures, directly defined as functions on a suitable set of conditional events satisfying a class of axioms. For these general measures we introduce a notion of independence and study its main properties in order to compare it with classical definitions present in the literature. The particular case of Wiener-Shannon information measure is taken in consideration and the links between the provided independence for information measures and the independence for the underlying probability are analyzed.

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We deal with conditional decomposable information measures, directly defined as functions on a suitable set of conditional events satisfying a class of axioms. For these general measures we introduce a notion of independence and study its main properties in order to compare it with classical definitions present in the literature. The particular case of Wiener-Shannon information measure is taken in consideration and the links between the provided independence for information measures and the independence for the underlying probability are analyzed.

Key concepts: Independence (probability theory), Conditional independence, Axiom, Class (philosophy), Mathematics, Set (abstract data type), Conditional probability, Mathematical economics

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