Dear colleagues,
Shannon’s information theory can be considered as a calculus because it allows
for the dynamic extension. Theil (1972)—Statistical decomposition analysis
(North Holland)—distinguished between static and dynamic information measures.
In addition to Shannon’s statical H, one
I am a little mystified by your assertion of "information as process."
What, exactly, is this and how does it differ fro information in general
(Shannon). Is it related to Whitehead's process notions?
In terms of neuroscience it is important to move away from connectionism
and modern computational
