Search information entropy portal 02-25-2014d1321

2015-01-13

Search information entropy portal 02-25-2014d1321


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Pure text (no formatted equations) definition of search information entropy

Search information entropy: S(i->b) = -log2{P{p(i,b))


S(i?b)=-?log?_2
P{p(i,b)


Let p(i, b) be a shortest path starting at vertex i and ending at vertex b. The probability of following this path in a random walk is (P
p(I,b)
= 1/Ki * Cumulative_Product (while j belongs to p(I,b)) (1/(Kj-1))


where k j is the degree of vertex j and the product includes all vertices j in the path
p(i, b) with the exclusion of i and b. (Therefore, ki would be the degree of the start verticex i)

The search information, corresponding to the
total information needed to identify one of the shortest paths between i and b, is
given by
S(i->b) = -log2
P{p(i,b))


where the sum is taken over all shortest paths p(i, b) from i to b.

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