given by tables: Xi Pi The probabilities of states of independent systems X and Y are Yj Rj Y1=-1 0.6 X1=1 X2=-2 Y2=0 0.3 0.7 0.4 System Z is related to systems X and Y by the relation Z = X + (X-Y)*2. Find complete information I(Z, Y) about system Y contained in system Z.

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given by tables:
Xi
Pi
The probabilities of states of independent systems X and Y are
X1=1
X2=-2
Y2=0
0.3
0.7
0.4
System Z is related to systems X and Y by the relation Z = X + (X-Y)*2.
Find complete information I(Z, Y) about system Y contained in system Z.
Yj
Rj
Y1=-1
0.6
Transcribed Image Text:given by tables: Xi Pi The probabilities of states of independent systems X and Y are X1=1 X2=-2 Y2=0 0.3 0.7 0.4 System Z is related to systems X and Y by the relation Z = X + (X-Y)*2. Find complete information I(Z, Y) about system Y contained in system Z. Yj Rj Y1=-1 0.6
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Given the probabilities of states of independent systems X and Y as

Xi X1=1 X2=-2
Pi 0.3 0.7

 

Yj Y1=-1 Y2=0
Rj 0.6 0.4

System Z is related to systems X and Y by the relation, Z=X+X-Y2

 

If X1=1 and Y1=-1   Z=5

X1=1 and Y2=0   Z=2

X2=-2 and Y1=-1   Z=-1

X2=-2 and Y2=0   Z=2

The probabilities of the states of the system Z : 

zk z1=-1 z2=2 z3=5
qk 0.7×0.6=0.42 0.3×0.4+0.7×0.4=0.4 0.3×0.6=0.18

The probabilities of the states of the combined system Y, Z

yj,zk z1 z2 z3
y1 0.42 0 0.18
y2 0 0.4 0

ηp=p×log21/p

p 1p log21p ηp
0.6 1.666667 0.7398 0.44388
0.4 2.5 1.3219 0.52876
0.42 2.380952 1.251 0.52542
0.18 5.555556 2.4751 0.445518

HY=η0.6+η0.4=0.44388+0.52876=0.97264

HZ=η0.42+η0.4+η0.18=0.52542+0.52876+0.445518=1.4997

HY,Z=η0.42+η0.18+η0.4=1.4997

IZ,Y=HZ+HY-HY,Z=1.4997+0.97264-1.4997=0.97264

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