Information theory
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Names and connections
Communication theory
- Broader: Communication
- Broader: Cybernetics
- Narrower: Coding theory
- Narrower: Communication models
- Narrower: Data transmission systems
- Narrower: Entropy (Information theory)
- Narrower: Error-correcting codes (Information theory)
- Narrower: Frames (Information theory)
- Narrower: Information measurement
- Narrower: Knowledge representation (Information theory)
- Narrower: Language and languages
- Narrower: Machine translating
- Narrower: Mathematical linguistics
- Narrower: Minimum description length (Information theory)
- Narrower: Minimum message length (Information theory)
- Narrower: Modulation theory
- Narrower: Punched card systems
- Narrower: Rate distortion theory
- Narrower: Redundancy (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Semantic networks (Information theory)
- Narrower: Semantics
- Narrower: Speech processing systems
- Narrower: Statistical communication theory
- Narrower: Switching theory
- Narrower: Telecommunication
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