The memory centre
Abstract
Let x ∈ be given. As we know the, amount of bits needed to binary code x with given accuracy (h ∈ ) is approximately h(x) ≈ 2( 1, |xh|). We consider the problem where we should translate the origin a so that the mean amount of bits needed to code randomly chosen element from a realization of a random variable X is minimal. In other words, we want to find a ∈ such that a E (h (X-a)) attains minimum.
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