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Feb 27, 2001 · CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- MIT Professor Emeritus Claude E. Shannon, known as the father of modern digital communications and information theory, died Saturday, February 24 at the Courtyard Nursing Care Center in Medford, Mass., after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease.
One of the key scientific contributions of the 20th century, Claude Shannon's "A Mathematical Theory of Communication” created the field of information theory in 1948. In addition to the impact of information theory on communications technology, Shannon’s work has had tremendous impact on computer science and engineering, artificial intelligence and probability and statistics. This public ...
Apr 29, 2016 · Dr. Claude E Shannon with an electronic mouse which has a 'super' memory and can learn its way round a maze without a mistake after only one 'training' run, on May 10, 1952 Keystone / Getty Images
In 1948, Claude Shannon, a young engineer and mathematician working at the Bell Telephone Laboratories, published "A Mathematical Theory of Communication," a seminal paper that marked the birth of information theory. In that paper, Shannon defined what the once fuzzy concept of "information" meant for communication engineers and proposed a ...
Claude Elwood Shannon, Claude E. Shannon ( Petoskey, Michigan, 1916. április 30. – Medford, Massachusetts, 2001. február 24.) amerikai híradástechnikai mérnök és matematikus, az információelmélet megalapítója. A Michigani Egyetemen illetve az MIT-n végzett. 1941 és 1956 között a Bell Telephone Laboratories cégnél kutató ...
Jan 19, 2010 · Shannon, who taught at MIT from 1956 until his retirement in 1978, showed that any communications channel — a telephone line, a radio band, a fiber-optic cable — could be characterized by two factors: bandwidth and noise. Bandwidth is the range of electronic, optical or electromagnetic frequencies that can be used to transmit a signal ...
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