Weak Typicality is a probabilistic concept in information theory that characterizes a set of sequences whose empirical entropy is approximately equal to the true entropy of the source, within a specified tolerance, thereby distinguishing it from other typicality notions by focusing on the convergence of average log-probability rather than individual symbol frequencies.
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Typicality effects in logically defined categories
Lyle E. Bourne · Memory & Cognition · 1982 · 51 citations · Full text
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