most citedChurch, Cardinal and Ordinal Representations of Integers and Kolmogorov complexity

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math.LO20081 cited

Kolmogorov complexity in perspective

Marie Ferbus-Zanda, Serge Grigorieff

We survey the diverse approaches to the notion of information content: from Shannon entropy to Kolmogorov complexity. The main applications of Kolmogorov complexity are presented n…

math.LO2008

Kolmogorov complexities Kmax, Kmin on computable partially ordered sets

Marie Ferbus-Zanda, Serge Grigorieff

We introduce a machine free mathematical framework to get a natural formalization of some general notions of infinite computation in the context of Kolmogorov complexity. Namely, t…

math.LO2008

Refinment of the "up to a constant" ordering using contructive co-immunity and alike. Application to the Min/Max hierarchy of Kolmogorov complexities

Marie Ferbus-Zanda, Serge Grigorieff

We introduce orderings between total functions f,g: N -> N which refine the pointwise "up to a constant" ordering <=cte and also insure that f(x) is often much less thang(x). With…

math.LO20081 cited

Church, Cardinal and Ordinal Representations of Integers and Kolmogorov complexity

Marie Ferbus-Zanda, Serge Grigorieff

We consider classical representations of integers: Church's function iterators, cardinal equivalence classes of sets, ordinal equivalence classes of totally ordered sets. Since pro…

math.LO2008

Is Randomness "Native" to Computer Science?

Marie Ferbus-Zanda, Serge Grigorieff

We survey the Kolmogorov's approach to the notion of randomness through the Kolmogorov complexity theory. The original motivation of Kolmogorov was to give up a quantitative defini…