Lecture

Sufficient Statistics: Bounds and Error Probability

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of sufficient statistics, focusing on bounds and error probability. Emre Telatar discusses the theoretical and technical aspects, providing examples and summaries of the key concepts.

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