Information Theory Introduction

Author: Li Liping
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is an introductory textbook that presents the fundamental theories and methods of information theory. It is primarily designed as a public course textbook for various disciplines in information technology. The book is divided into seven chapters: Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Basic Concepts of Information Theory; Chapter 3: Source Coding; Chapter 4: Basic Theories and Methods of Interference-Resistant Binary Coding; Chapter 5: Statistical Signal Filtering; Chapter 6: Basic Theories of Signal Detection and Estimation in Statistical Reception; Chapter 7: Introduction to the Maximum Entropy Principle and Its Applications. Since this textbook is intended for a public course, it does not pursue overly advanced teaching theories but instead uses ( refers to simplicity and clarity) to describe the content. The selection of material emphasizes structural completeness and typicality, aiming to be easy for readers to learn. This book is suitable for undergraduate students in the fields of electronics and communication, as well as science and technology personnel engaged in information technology.