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RE: [Shannon: information ~ uncertainty] Ramifications to XML


shannon information simple example
Let us look at a simple example, we look at a large
collection of XML documents, and found 
in 25%, the ordering of the nodes is A C
in 50%, the ordering of the nodes is A B C
in 25%, the ordering of the nodes is A B B C

Someone study that and says, the schema is equivalent
to AB{0,2}C,  completely ignoring the probability
distribution.

Another person study that and says, the state
transition matrix is AC=1/4, AB=3/4, BC=2/3 and
BB=1/3.

Would you rather have the schema or the state
transition matrix? In fact, base on the matrix, ABBBC
can occur with a probability better than 5%.

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Ed Lai
data_mechanic@y...


		
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