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Claude Shannon Information Theory
Claude Shannon Information Theory
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To beat roulette, he and the father of information theory, Claude Shannon, invented the first wearable computer.(More…)
The next time you send a selfie from your mobile phone or stream a movie over Netflix, you’ll have Claude Shannon to thank for it.(More…)
Although the concept of entropy was originally a thermodynamic construct, it has been adapted in other fields of…
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A Mathematical Theory Of Communication
A Mathematical Theory Of Communication
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Claude Shannon’s famous 1948 paper A Mathematical Theory of Communication, which in a single step created the field of information theory, opens by introducing the concept of entropy through Markov modeling of the English language.(More…)
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In this episode, Demetri Kofinas examines the emerging fields of complexity theory and complexity science.(More…)
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A Mathematical Theory Of Communication
A Mathematical Theory Of Communication
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Claude Shannon’s famous 1948 paper A Mathematical Theory of Communication, which in a single step created the field of information theory, opens by introducing the concept of entropy through Markov modeling of the English language.(More…)
POSSIBLY USEFUL
In this episode, Demetri Kofinas examines the emerging fields of complexity theory and complexity science.(More…)
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SFI working paper picked as a top business article in 2013 Complexity economics - shifting from static equilibrium to dynamic evolving model of economic by Brian Arthur - dare I say from stocks to flows
The idea is to observe, to act courageously, and to pick your timing extremely well.
Brian Arthur, complexity
FT's Gillian Tett wrote: Men, women - and machines.
Inspired by a thought-provoking piece written in the latest McKinsey Quarterly, W. Brian Arthur, an esteemed economist, scientist and visiting scholar at the PARC, thinks its crucial thing to understand about these new digitised machines. Brian argues that since 1990, we are not just automating human processes; but these machines have been communicating with each other and interacting with decreasing human oversight.
The net result is the rise of a second, digitised economy, which is operating alongside the real human world; and threatening to change our economy in profound ways.
