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Figure 1. Schematic shape of the axiological/numerical dependency in feedback-controlled  measures (left) vs
Figure 2. How the magnitude of the patient’s effort E determines the error ε  committed by the practitioner in estimating the patient’s respiratory capacity TLC from the
Figure 3. The entropy of the Bernoulli experiment vs. p (redrawn after Shannon, 1948, Figure 7,  p
Figure 4. Effect of a probability bias on the entropy of a sequence of n coin tosses.
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