COMP2610 / COMP6261 — Information Theory: Assignment 1 Robert C. Williamson Out: 29 August 2018 Due: 5pm, 21 September 2018 Instructions This assignment contributes 20% to your final score for the course. Marks: The maximum marks available are given in square brackets. Each question is worth 25 marks in total. For questions where you are […]
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COMP2610/COMP6261 – Information Theory Tutorial 4: Entropy and Information Young Lee and Bob Williamson Tutors: Debashish Chakraborty and Zakaria Mhammedi Week 5 (21st – 25th August), Semester 2, 2017 1. Suppose Y is a geometric random variable, Y ~ Geom(y) . i.e., Y has probability function P (Y = y) = p(1− p)y−1, y =
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