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Preface Acknowledgments Contents Abbreviations 1 Introduction, Definitions, and Some General Comments on Shannon’s Measure of Information 1.1 Definition 1.2 The Meaning of the Quantity H 1.3 The Units of Information; the Bit 1.4 SMI Should not Be Referred to as Entropy 1.5 Information, Information Theory, and the Monty-Hall Problem 1.6 “Self-Information” and Probability of Single Event 1.7 A Comment on Probability and Entropy References 2 Information Theory and the Living System 2.1 Introduction, the Language of the DNA 2.2 Gatlin’s Book: “Information Theory and the Living System” 2.3 The “Book of Life” and the “Language of the DNA” 2.4 Introducing Entropy in the Study of DNA 2.5 Definitions of Two Derived Quantities: “Divergence from Equiprobability” and “Divergence from Independence” 2.6 Chapter 3 in Gatlin’s Book is on “Information” 2.7 Chapter 4 in Gatlin’s Book is on “Living System” 2.8 Some Recent Works on Applications of Information Theory to Biology 2.9 Entropy, Information Theory, and Evolution 2.10 Avery’s Book on Information Theory and Evolution 2.11 “Genetic Entropy and the Mystery of the Genome” by Sanford (2005) [22] References 3 Applications of Information Theory to

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Author

Arieh Ben-Naim, Claude Dufour, Robert Forchheimer

Publisher

Springer Nature Switzerland AG

Published

2024

Language

EN

ISBN

9783031677465

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Computer Science, Stem