Topics in Info Theory
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| + | ===disembodied notes from Olaf=== | ||
| + | *resampling to uniform or by rank | ||
| + | *rule of thumb for data requirements is (3 to 5)*n^m time steps are standard for significance, where n is the number of bins per variable and m is the number of variables. This suggests that 1 2 and maybe maybe 3 variables are tractable and beyond that it gets ugly. | ||
| + | *there is also some other heuristic about every possible bin having atleast 3 data points. | ||
| + | *all heuristics should be given credit commensurate with their rigor. | ||
==Fall 08== | ==Fall 08== | ||
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Contents |
Fall 09
social work
application of MI to groups of people [1] and [2]
causality and direction
review<bibtex>@article{hlaváčková2007causality,
title=Template:Causality detection based on information-theoretic approaches in time series analysis, author={Hlav{\'a}{\v{c}}kov{\'a}-Schindler, K. and Palu{\v{s}}, M. and Vejmelka, M. and Bhattacharya, J.}, journal={Physics Reports}, volume={441}, number={1}, pages={1--46}, year={2007}, publisher={Elsevier}
} </bibtex>
disembodied notes from Olaf
- resampling to uniform or by rank
- rule of thumb for data requirements is (3 to 5)*n^m time steps are standard for significance, where n is the number of bins per variable and m is the number of variables. This suggests that 1 2 and maybe maybe 3 variables are tractable and beyond that it gets ugly.
- there is also some other heuristic about every possible bin having atleast 3 data points.
- all heuristics should be given credit commensurate with their rigor.
Fall 08
The first Google hit for "course graining in information theory"
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