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Metabolic free energy and biological codes: a ‘Data Rate Theorem’ aging model

2014-03-17

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The living state is cognitive at every scale and level of organization. Since it is possible to associate a broad class of cognitive processes with ‘dual’ information sources, many pathologies can be addressed using statistical models based on the Shannon Coding, the Shannon-McMillan Source Coding, the Rate Distortion, and the Data Rate Theorems, as these impose powerful necessary condition constraints on informat...

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10.1101/003384
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