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Conditional Rényi Entropy

Conditional Entropies are measures of the uncertainty inherent in a system from the perspective of an observer who is given side information on the system. The system as well as the side information can be either classical or a quantum. The goal in this chapter is to define conditional Renyi entropies that are operationally significant measures of this uncertainty, and to explore their properties. Unconditional entropies are then simply a special case of conditional entropies where the side information is uncorrelated with the system under observation.

Marco Tomamichel

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