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=100   #$$a Usher, M.J.
=245  1#$$a Information Theory for Information Technologist /$c M.J. Usher
=250  ##$$a Ed. 1
=260  ##$$a London :$b Macmillan Press,$c 1984
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=500  ##$$a The chief aim of this book is to present the fundamentals of information theory in a manner suitable for those who have entered or are entering the field of information technology. The author begins with a definition of quantity of information, introducing the concepts of entropy and redundancy with application to the English language. Information in noisy channels is then considered and presented. This leads on to the coding of information before transmission and Shannon’s theorem are discussed. It is intended mainly for students who are following courses that include information theory, signal processing and communication theory as an important ingredient of the syllabus. It will also be of direct relevance and appeal to MSc and equivalent students, especially those taking conversion courses in information technology.
=650   #$$a Teori Informasi
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