International audienceIn 1948 Shannon and Wiener introduced a new measure of information in the field of communication engineering. In order to qualify the physical dimension of information, Cybernetics took over this measure and built an analogy between information and entropy. This article compares two versions of the analogy, in Wiener and Brillouin’s work. It suggests that the divergence arises from the dual interpretation, belief or frequency-type, of the probabilities used in the information definition. The concept of information quantity thus appears as an unstable mix of belief-type and frequency-type elements of probability.Shannon et Wiener ont donné en 1948 une définition de la quantité d’information, en relation avec les problèm...
The primary purpose of this article is to provide additional quantitative examples to the recently p...
We review of the interface between (theoretical) physics and information for non-experts. The origin...
The refinement axiom for entropy has been provocative in providing foundations of information theory...
Shannon's theory is commonly aboarded in the narrow statement of the general communication scheme : ...
Shannon's famous paper [1] paved the way to a theory called information theory. In essence, the...
Abstract. The aim of this article is to introduce the elements of the mathematics of information, pi...
Information is a mathematical concept introduced in 1949 by C. E. Shannon in the mathematical theory...
We live in the information age. Claude Shannon, as the father of the information age, gave us a theo...
Although more than sixty years have elapsed since Shannon's seminal information entropy paper t...
Cet article est plus complet qu'un article du même type soumis au congrès de l'ile Rousse SFBA 1999 ...
“A quantitative measure of “information ” is developed which is based on physical as contrasted with...
La théorie de l'information s'est particulièrement développée autour des années 50, en fait à partir...
Introduction: It is a remarkable fact that we can assign a numerical measure to certain quantities, ...
In this paper, the definition of information and data are presented with examples illustrating the d...
The present age, which can be called the Information Age, has a core technology constituted by bits ...
The primary purpose of this article is to provide additional quantitative examples to the recently p...
We review of the interface between (theoretical) physics and information for non-experts. The origin...
The refinement axiom for entropy has been provocative in providing foundations of information theory...
Shannon's theory is commonly aboarded in the narrow statement of the general communication scheme : ...
Shannon's famous paper [1] paved the way to a theory called information theory. In essence, the...
Abstract. The aim of this article is to introduce the elements of the mathematics of information, pi...
Information is a mathematical concept introduced in 1949 by C. E. Shannon in the mathematical theory...
We live in the information age. Claude Shannon, as the father of the information age, gave us a theo...
Although more than sixty years have elapsed since Shannon's seminal information entropy paper t...
Cet article est plus complet qu'un article du même type soumis au congrès de l'ile Rousse SFBA 1999 ...
“A quantitative measure of “information ” is developed which is based on physical as contrasted with...
La théorie de l'information s'est particulièrement développée autour des années 50, en fait à partir...
Introduction: It is a remarkable fact that we can assign a numerical measure to certain quantities, ...
In this paper, the definition of information and data are presented with examples illustrating the d...
The present age, which can be called the Information Age, has a core technology constituted by bits ...
The primary purpose of this article is to provide additional quantitative examples to the recently p...
We review of the interface between (theoretical) physics and information for non-experts. The origin...
The refinement axiom for entropy has been provocative in providing foundations of information theory...