Assignment 1 Question 1: Consider the graphical representation of a channel given below. 4/5 a0 b0 1/8 P(a0)=4/7 P(a1)=3/7 1/5 7/8 a1 b1 For this channel, determine following values: a. Entropy a priori of input side of the channel (i.e. H(A) b. Entropy a posteriori of the channel (i.e. H(A/b0), H(A/b1) and H(A/B)) c. Mutual information of channel (i.e. I(A;B)) d. Entropy a priori of output side of the channel (i.e. H(B)) e. Joint entropy of the channel (i.e. H(A,B))

Assignment 1 Question 1: Consider the graphical representation of a channel given below. 4/5 a0 b0 1/8 P(a0)=4/7 P(a1)=3/7 1/5 7/8 a1 b1 For this channel, determine following values: a. Entropy a priori of input side of the channel (i.e. H(A) b. Entropy a posteriori of the channel (i.e. H(A/b0), H(A/b1) and H(A/B)) c. Mutual information of channel (i.e. I(A;B)) d. Entropy a priori of output side of the channel (i.e. H(B)) e. Joint entropy of the channel (i.e. H(A,B))

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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