1973
DOI: 10.1109/tcom.1973.1091610
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The Bidirectional Communication Theory--A Generalization of Information Theory

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“…Directed information theory measures are needed to appropriately represent the sequential availability of side information in these settings. The causally conditioned probability of X given Y from the MarkoMassey theory of directed information [6,7] is:…”
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“…Directed information theory measures are needed to appropriately represent the sequential availability of side information in these settings. The causally conditioned probability of X given Y from the MarkoMassey theory of directed information [6,7] is:…”
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“…with the increase in growth rate by having causally available side information being the directed information [6,7] …”
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“…IRST introduced by Marko [1] and Massey [2], directed information arises as a natural counterpart of mutual information for channel capacity when causal feedback from the receiver to the sender is present. In [3] and [4], Kramer extended the use of directed information to discrete memoryless networks with feedback, including the two-way channel and the multiple access channel.…”
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