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Objet: Re: [Fis] Derrida's diferAnce and Kolmogorov's Information Operator
Dear Joseph - once again your post was most stimulating, provocative and
enjoyable. Kolmogorov's definition of information that you quote is most
interesting but like Shannon's definition incorporates
Of joe.bren...@bluewin.ch
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 7:33 PM
To: lo...@physics.utoronto.ca
Cc: fis
Subject: Re: [Fis] Derrida's diferAnce and Kolmogorov's Information
Operator
Dear Bob, Loet, Gyuri and All,
Progress?! Between Bob, Loet, and something of my logical approach, I see
the art
Dear Joe, Dear FISers,
I would like to add a short remark.
In fact, I repeat a fact that I mentioned several times in the past.
We often miss to list a very simple form of
information among the others, namely that, what I
call information on existence.
This is a double-valued property, with the
At the end of all this, then, one has, starting from the lowest level:
!--[if !supportLists]--a) !--[endif]--information as what is
processed by a computer;
!--[if !supportLists]--b) !--[endif]--information as a scalar
quantity of uncertainty removed, the entropy/negentropy picture;
Dear Joseph - once again your post was most stimulating, provocative
and enjoyable. Kolmogorov's definition of information that you quote
is most interesting but like Shannon's definition incorporates the
notion that information is a quantitative concept that can be
measured. The Bateson
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