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- | **Statistical approach** examines the measurability of the information. | + | **1.) Statistical approach** examines the measurability of the information. |
This level deals with the quantitative aspect of information. It focuses on the measurement and transmission of data, emphasizing the volume, redundancy, and entropy in a communication system. This approach is highly relevant in fields such as information theory (e.g., Shannon' | This level deals with the quantitative aspect of information. It focuses on the measurement and transmission of data, emphasizing the volume, redundancy, and entropy in a communication system. This approach is highly relevant in fields such as information theory (e.g., Shannon' | ||
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- | **Syntactical approach** examines the formal qualities using the theory of coding and language theory | + | **2.) The Syntactical approach** examines the formal qualities using the theory of coding and language theory. |
- | The syntactical level is concerned with the formal structures and patterns used to represent information. This includes rules governing how symbols, letters, or words are combined according to a predefined set of grammar or syntax rules. The focus here is on structure rather than meaning, making this layer important in language theory and coding theory. | + | The syntactical level concerns |
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- | **Semantic approach** examines the meaning of the so-called informational primitives according to given semiotic and signal theories. | + | **3.) Semantic approach** examines the meaning of the so-called informational primitives according to given semiotic and signal theories. |
- | At this level, the focus shifts to the meaning of the information. The semantic layer is concerned with interpreting the symbols, determining their relevance, and understanding the relationship between | + | At this level, the focus shifts to the meaning of the information. The semantic layer is concerned with interpreting the symbols, determining their relevance, and understanding the relationship between |
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- | **Pragmatic approach** seeks the effect of information according to the results/ | + | **4.) Pragmatic approach** seeks the effect of information according to the results/ |
The pragmatic level evaluates how the information affects the receiver' | The pragmatic level evaluates how the information affects the receiver' | ||
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- | **Apobetical approach** seeks the sender' | + | **5.) The Apobetical approach** seeks the sender' |
- | The apobetical level focuses on the intent behind the transmission of information and the desired outcome. It examines the purpose for which the information is sent and how effectively it fulfills | + | The apobetical level focuses on the intent behind the transmission of information and the desired outcome. It examines the purpose for which the information is sent and how effectively it fulfils |
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