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The Information Bottleneck is NP-hard

Roberto Bruno, Ugo Vaccaro

Given a joint distribution on a finite alphabet, the information bottleneck method seeks a representation of that is as informative as possible about while com…

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Wyner's Common Information and the Common Entropy are NP-Hard to Compute

Roberto Bruno, Ugo Vaccaro

Wyner's common information and the common entropy of a pair of random variables with finite ranges and joint distribution are both defined by an optimizat…

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Finite-Sample Binary Hypothesis Testing via Rényi Divergences: Strong Converse and Local Privacy

Roberto Bruno, Adrien Vandenbroucque, Amedeo Roberto Esposito

We study asymmetric simple binary hypothesis testing between and , based on independent and identically distributed observations. Leveraging a variat…

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Constrained Maximum Entropy Contiguous Aggregations

Roberto Bruno, Ugo Vaccaro

Given a probability distribution and an integer , a contiguous aggregation of is a probability distribution such…

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An Information Theoretic Treatment of Yager's Probability Distribution Negation

Roberto Bruno, Ugo Vaccaro

In the seminal paper (Yager 2015), Yager defined the negation of a probability distribution , as the distribution $\overline{\mathbf{p}} = (\overline{p}…

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The Sharma-Mittal Entropy is Subadditive and Supermodular on the Majorization Lattice

Roberto Bruno, Ugo Vaccaro

We prove that Sharma-Mittal entropy is a subadditive and supermodular function on the lattice of all -dimensional probability distributions, ordered according to the partial ord…

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A Finite-Sample Strong Converse for Binary Hypothesis Testing via (Reverse) Rényi Divergence

Roberto Bruno, Adrien Vandenbroucque, Amedeo Roberto Esposito

This work investigates binary hypothesis testing between and in the finite-sample regime under asymmetric error constraints. By employing the ``reverse"…