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Post-Shannon Information Theory

Authors: Chawla, Aman;

Post-Shannon Information Theory

Abstract

In this preliminary AI note, we present a unified perspective on structured source coding (SSC) and structured channel coding (SCC), forming a cohesive framework that extends classical Shannon theory. The central thesis is that atypical and error events possess internal geometric structure that can be exploited via clustering. This leads to a tunable refinement of rate–distortion and reliability tradeoffs. Classical Shannon theory emerges as a limiting case corresponding to vanishing structural resolution. Note: Structured Channel Coding notes are available upon request.

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