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The branching property in generalized information theory
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 July 2016
Abstract
It is shown that every measure of expected information which has the branching property is of the form where J is a given information measure which is compositive under a regular binary operation and the Ψn are antisymmetric, bi-additive functions. In a probability space, such measures (entropies) take the form
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