Improvement of Marko's Model Toward the Inter-Locutional Communication Theory

Seki, Hideo

Improvement of Marko's Model Toward the Inter-Locutional Communication Theory

IJCAI 1971 pp. 497-503

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Abstract

A new model of a communication system was proposed which takes advantage of both Shannon's as well as Marko's models. Such a model was realized by turning our attention to the point that a two-way communication channel may be understood as a unidirectional channel changing its direction alternatively so long as short time duration is concerned. In contradiction to Marko's view that the Shannon's theory is a special case of Marko's theory, the author takes a view that both theories must be included in his new single model. Communication between three information nodes was also discussed as an example of multiple inter-locutional communications. The full paper will be divided into following parts. 1. Introduction 2. Shannon's Model 3. Marko's Model 4. Improved Model 5. Multiple Inter-Locutional Communications 6. Conclusion

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Seki. "Improvement of Marko's Model Toward the Inter-Locutional Communication Theory." International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 1971.

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@inproceedings{seki1971ijcai-improvement,
  title     = {{Improvement of Marko's Model Toward the Inter-Locutional Communication Theory}},
  author    = {Seki, Hideo},
  booktitle = {International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence},
  year      = {1971},
  pages     = {497-503},
  url       = {https://mlanthology.org/ijcai/1971/seki1971ijcai-improvement/}
}