M. Matherny et K. Eckschlager, DEVELOPMENT OF THE APPLICATION OF INFORMA TION-THEORY IN ANALYTICAL-CHEMISTRY, Magyar kemiai folyoirat, 100(3), 1994, pp. 106-111
Information theory has had a long period of development, it has well e
stablished terminology and terms. Basically the theory started from Sh
annon's work on the decrease of entropy, applies the Kerridge-Bongard
mass and the divergence criterion according to Kullback. As in actual
analytical applications real standard deviations are available, sigma
values are to be transformed into s values at a pre-determined signifi
cance level alpha and degree of freedom F. In analytical procedures th
e so called ''real values'' can be determined, thus the effect of thes
e parameters on the information contents can be taken into considerati
on. Finally, the masses of the information contents in multielement de
terminations are defined so that the cross correlations between the el
ements determined can be taken into consideration.