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[Re] Measures for investigating the contextual modulation of information transmission

A replication concerning measures of contextual modulation in information transmission.

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How do the selected measures behave on prespecified independence, redundancy and interaction examples?

An evaluator enumerates finite joint distributions and computes the defining sums with independent code and explicit zero-probability conventions.

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Mahmoudian, Sepehr. [Re] Measures for investigating the contextual modulation of information transmission. ReScience C 6(3), #2; 10.5281/zenodo.3885793.

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