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You can measure the Shannon entropy of a sequence
by jdmoreira 2y ago
You can measure the Shannon entropy of a sequence
- Jerrrrrrry 2y ago....you can do that using our universe's physical constants too. Care to elaborate? Or link? I mean, everything that is, is just displaced temporarily homogeneous complexity, allowable between the fluctuations of gradients of temperature, allowing the illusion of work to appear more than just energy dissipating into the either of expanding space-time, dragged by the irreconcilability idea of "gravity". But that doesn't help bake an Apple pie from scratch, as Carl Sagan would put it.
- jdmoreira 2y agohttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/990477/how-to-calculate-the-entropy-of-a-file https://stackoverflow.com/questions/990477/how-to-calculate-...