Lecture

Advanced Information Theory: Random Binning

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Description

This lecture delves into the concept of random binning in advanced information theory, where the instructor explains the process of assigning labels to sequences based on typicality and error rates. The lecture covers the encoding and decoding procedures, as well as the theoretical foundations behind achieving negligible error rates in source coding.

Instructor

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