Lecture

Information Theory: Source Coding

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of source coding in information theory, focusing on the properties of typical sequences, the notion of stationarity, and the asymptotic equipartition property. Emre Telatar explains the importance of binary representation and the process of encoding information efficiently.

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