Information Theory and Coding Learning Guide and Detailed Solutions to Exercises

Author: Fu Zi Yun
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Information Theory and Coding Learning Guide and Exercise Solutions" Author/Translator: Fu Zi Yun Compiler ISBN: 7-5053-9595-5 Publication Date: 2004-02 Series Name: Learning Guide Series for Electronic Information Courses in Higher Education Technical Fields Word Count: 353,000 Characters Price: ￥22.00 Pages: 241 Member Price: ￥17.60 Format: 16 Open to Shopping Cart
Introduction This book is a teaching aid for courses on information and coding theory, designed to provide guidance and assistance for undergraduate students. It focuses on Shannon's information theory as its core content, while also including topics on source coding and linear block error-correcting codes. The book is divided into 7 chapters, each consisting of three parts: Basic Content and Key Points, Detailed Solutions to Exercises, and Selected Exercise Answers. The Basic Content and Key Points section provides a concise summary of the knowledge points in each chapter. Based on this foundation, detailed derivations and solutions are provided for both basic and selected exercises. The book features clear concepts, thorough problem-solving, and multiple solution approaches, making it convenient for self-study. The exercises in the book range from basic to moderately challenging, offering broad and representative coverage. Therefore, the book is not limited to a specific textbook and can be used alongside various versions of similar teaching materials. This book is suitable for reference by teachers and undergraduate students in electronic, information, communication, and related fields at higher education institutions, as well as for professionals studying fundamental theories in their respective fields.