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A Modification of the Hartley Information Measure as Applied to the Problems of Measurement Techniques

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Abstract

A modification is proposed of the Hartley information measure which makes it possible to take into account the level of noise present in a signal. It is shown that the proposed modification is of a probabilistic nature and can be used to describe encoding processes in measuring systems.

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Asadov, K.G. A Modification of the Hartley Information Measure as Applied to the Problems of Measurement Techniques. Measurement Techniques 46, 748–750 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026105212206

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