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Lecture Notes On Information Theory

Lecture Notes On Information Theory

Lecture Notes On Information Theory

These notes provide a graduate-level introduction to the mathematics of Information Theory. Topics covered includes: Information measures: entropy, divergence and mutual information, Sufficient statistic, Extremization of mutual information, Lossless data compression, Channel coding, Linear codes, Lossy data compression, Applications to statistical decision theory, Multiple-access channel, Entropy method in combinatorics and geometry.

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