T-Complexity and T-Information Theory--an Executive Summary, 2nd revised version

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T-Complexity and T-Information Theory--an Executive Summary, 2nd revised version

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This paper describes the derivation of the T-complexity and T-in- formation theory from the decomposition of finite strings, based on the duality of strings and variable-length T-codes. It further outlines its similarity to the string parsing algorithm by Lempel and Ziv. In its first version [15], it was intended as a summary of work published mainly by Titchener and Nicolescu. Apart from minor corrections, the present extended version incorporates feedback from previous readers and presents ...

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2006-10

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Speidel, U

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/3793

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Information, Computing and Communication Sciences

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