The Mathematical Theory of Communication
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The Mathematical Theory of Communication
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5 July 2015On top of that it is very well written and about as easy to understand as anything this fundamental and important can ...
If you want to understand the underlying math and logic behind compute and communication there is no way around this seminal work.
17 June 2015As a mathematical layperson, I was still able to ...
As a mathematical layperson, I was still able to understand some of the core insights from this book.
23 October 2014Five Stars
Part II written by Shannon is just outstanding!
19 February 2013A classic
This is a classic text - the text on communications theory that started a revolution in digital communications.
31 December 2012Good book for the price!
This is a very general overview of communications theory that is not specific to either electronics nor to human communications, but more to describing information transfer concepts and metrics.
8 September 2011Must read for communication engineers!
This is a great classical book!
22 November 2009If you want to learn about entropy in terms of information theory then this is *THE* book
This is the seminal work that may be said to include the basic concepts, definitions and theorems of information and communication theory.
20 February 2007The foundations of Information Theory
This book doesn't need any presentation: it is well known by all the scientific community as the \"start point\" of Information Theory.
19 July 2006The one and only
Typically, a paper which defines a new field of science is not the best introduction to new researchers in the field.
14 January 20066 stars. A gem.
This book is the best technical book i've ever read.