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>It can't be modeled using a sequence of discrete symbols, but it's also stable over time in the presence of noise. Did you mean can be? When you learned to b
by Maybestring 8y ago
>It can't be modeled using a sequence of discrete symbols, but it's also stable over time in the presence of noise.
Did you mean can be?
When you learned to be integrate continuous functions, I'm certain you learned to do it while scratching sequences of discrete symbols onto paper.
- panic 8y agoUsing discrete symbols to describe a continuous model is different than using a discrete model. In this case, the paper is arguing that a particular discrete model based on sequences of discrete symbols (Shannon information theory) applies to the problem, not an arbitrary model including things like integrals.