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by yters
2695 days ago
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The best approach that I've seen is a combination of Shannon information and Kolmogorov complexity. If an object has high Shannon information, then it is not crystalline. If it also has low Kolmogorov complexity then it is not random. This seems to characterize the sweet spot where meaningful information occurs. Kolmogorov called this quantity "randomness deficiency". |
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