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Hypothesis Testing, Estimation, Information, and Sufficient Statistics,rning approaches also form statistics within their black boxes and in order to understand these methods, we need to consider what statistics those learning algorithms might be using. In both cases, we need to determine whether the statistic being used is sufficient to draw conclusions.

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Entropy and Mutual Information,y in these fundamental results that motivates further study and investigations. As an initial sequence model, we consider a discrete random variable . that takes on the values ., where the set of possible values of . is often called the ., denoted as U, and the elements of the set are called . of the alphabet.

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2690-0300 tions and compression fundamental limits. Readers will benefit from the presentation of information theoretic quantities, definitions, and results that provide or could provide insights into data science and learning..978-3-031-65390-2978-3-031-65388-9Series ISSN 2690-0300 Series E-ISSN 2690-0327