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    The purpose of these studies is an inquiry into the essence of the "information" conveyed by channels of communication. A new method of analysing signal s is presented, in which time and frequency play symmetrical parts. In Part 2 this method is applied to THE ANALYSIS of hearing sensations. It is shown that in the band between 60 and 1 000 cis the human ear can discriminate very nearly every second datum of information.

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    The purpose of these studies is an inquiry into the essence of the "information" conveyed by channels of communication. A new method of analysing signal s is presented, in which time and frequency play symmetrical parts. In Part 2 this method is applied to THE ANALYSIS of hearing sensations. It is shown that in the band between 60 and 1 000 cis the human ear can discriminate very nearly every second datum of information.

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    Gabor 1946

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    The purpose of these studies is an inquiry into the essence of the "information" conveyed by channels of communication. A new method of analysing signal s is presented, in which time and frequency play symmetrical parts. In Part 2 this method is applied to THE ANALYSIS of hearing sensations. It is shown that in the band between 60 and 1 000 cis the human ear can discriminate very nearly every second datum of information.

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    J. Inst. Elect. Eng.

    Part III, 93, 429-457 (1946)

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