Individual codewords

11/01/2021
by   Alexander Shen, et al.
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Algorithmic information theory translates statements about classes of objects into statements about individual objects; it defines individual random sequences, effective Hausdorff dimension of individual points, amount of information in individual strings, etc. We observe that a similar translation is possible for list-decodable codes.

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