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I've never been able to find an electronic copy of his 1949 report "The Transmission of Information", it's missing from DSpace@MIT, so here's a scan: https://a
by hcs 10y ago
I've never been able to find an electronic copy of his 1949 report "The Transmission of Information", it's missing from DSpace@MIT, so here's a scan:
https://archive.org/details/fano-tr65.7z https://archive.org/details/fano-tr65.7z
This was an original conception of information theory, somewhat beat to the press by Shannon, though the two had talked about it (and indeed Shannon cites this in "A Mathematical Theory of Communication").
I have a copy of TR 149, Transmission of Information II, as well, but no scanner anymore.
- jakub_h 10y ago"I have a copy of TR 149, Transmission of Information II, as well, but no scanner anymore." How delightfully ironic! ;)
- jakebaker 10y agoYou do have a scanner - you just don't realize it - your phone. Download any photo to pdf app and photograph the pages with your phone. Or just do photos and then share those.
- dredmorbius 10y agoMany libraries have scanners, or photocopiers which will scan to TIFF or JPEG on a USB stick, or even email / share directly to a specified device or service. Otherwise, the 63 combined pages are available for the low, low price of $275. http://www.jnorman.com/cgi-bin/hss/39416 http://www.jnorman.com/cgi-bin/hss/39416