In information theory, a constraint refers to a limitation or restriction that affects the way information is processed, transmitted, or represented. Constraints can come in various forms and can influence the structure of codes, the capacity of communication channels, and the efficiency of data encoding and compression. Here are some examples of constraints in information theory: 1. **Channel Capacity Constraints**: The maximum rate at which information can be transmitted over a communication channel without error is characterized by the channel's capacity.
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