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1st place of the 2022 Information Theoretic Duets Competition

2008 ISIT Plenary Lecture Golay, Heisenberg and Weyl Professor Robert Calderbank Princeton University

2008 Shannon Lecture Robert M. Gray (Stanford University)

Winner of the ISIT 2021 Student Video Contest Students: Yuxin Liu and Sarah Bahanshalhttps://2021.ieee-isit.org/Challenge.asp

2008 ISIT Plenary Talk Randomness - A Computational Complexity View Professor Avi Wigderson Institute for Advanced Study Princeton University

2008 ISIT Plenary Lecture From Two to Infinity: Information Theory and Statistics for Large Alphabets Professor Alon Orlitsky University of…

Information Theory Society presents a brief history of internet communication and packet switched networks leading to the idea of network coding.…

4th place of the 2022 Information Theoretic Duets Competition

Winner of the ISIT 2020 Student Video Contest Students: Jeongmin Chae and Minoh Jeong  

2nd place of the 2022 Information Theoretic Duets Competition

Winner of the ISIT 2021 Student Video Contest Students: Alexandra Veliche and Shubhransh Singhvihttps://2021.ieee-isit.org/Challenge.asp

Winner of the ISIT 2021 Student Video Contest Students: Mohammad Ishtiyaq Qureshi and Olusola Odeyomihttps://2021.ieee-isit.org/Challenge.asp

3rd place of the 2022 Information Theoretic Duets Competition

Winner of the ISIT 2020 Student Video Contest Student: Jordi Borras and Francesc Molina

Winner of the ISIT 2020 Student Video Contest Students: Wael Alghamdi, Madeleine Barowsky, Boriana Gjura and Hao Wang

Information Theory Society presents how the Lempel-Ziv lossless compression algorithm works. It was published in 1978  and improved by Welch in 1984…

What motivated the concept of Markov chains & Markov models? Featuring Plato's theory of forms, Jacob Bernoulli's weak law of large numbers and…

Morse Code Simulator: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/appl...​

Claude Shannon demonstrated how to generate "english looking" text using Markov chains and how this gives a satisfactory representation of the…

How can we quantify/measure an information source? We introduce the ideas of Nyquist & Hartley using a simple game involving yes/no questions. It…

Information Theory Society presents the key concepts needed to understand low-density parity-check codes (LDPC codes). It's a blend of repetition…

  The key insights behind content and collaborative filtering (Matrix Factorization). How Amazon, Netflix, Facebook and others predict what you will…

The Â鶹´«Ã½AV Information Theory Society presents an overview of Adi Shamir's 1979 paper on secret sharing. This is part of our series on the greatest…