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        <title>Information Processing in Living Systems</title>
        <author>Gašper Tkačik</author>
        <author>William Bialek</author>
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          <title>Information Processing in Living Systems</title>
          <date>2016</date>
          <publisher>Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics / arXiv</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1146/annurev-conmatphys-031214-014803</idno>
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        <label>information flow in biological systems</label>
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        <term>THE PAPER&#x27;S QUESTION IS WHETHER AN INTUITION CAN BE FORMALISED, AND IT IS ASKED IN THOSE WORDS: in all these cases INTUITION TELLS US that information is FLOWING from the environment to a representation internal to the organism - CAN THIS INTUITION BE FORMALIZED? IF SO, CAN IT BE CONNECTED, QUANTITATIVELY, TO EXPERIMENTAL DATA? The scare quotes on `flowing` are the paper&#x27;s, and they mark exactly what has to be earned</term>
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        <term>THE ABSTRACT VOCABULARY IS SHOWN TO BE NEEDED ONLY WHERE A CONCRETE ONE IS MISSING: in a ferromagnet what carries information over long distances is the ORDER PARAMETER - and PRECISELY BECAUSE WE CAN IDENTIFY THE ORDER PARAMETER, WE DON&#x27;T NEED TO SPEAK ABSTRACTLY ABOUT INFORMATION. Rather than turning CARRY INFORMATION into a precise mathematical statement, one just computes correlation functions. The general term is a substitute for a specific one that is absent</term>
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        <term>WHICH PARTS OF A TRANSFERRED FORMALISM ARE USEFUL DEPENDS ON THE DESTINATION FIELD, AND THE MISMATCH IS STATED: the ideas MOST WIDELY USED in thinking about biological systems are NOT NECESSARILY THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN MOST USEFUL in the enormously successful application of information theory to communication technology - SO OUR PERSPECTIVE HERE IS SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT from the standard text&#x27;s</term>
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        <term>THE MEASURE IS FORCED BY POSTULATES RATHER THAN CHOSEN, AND THE POSTULATES ARE LISTED FIRST: ANY ACCEPTABLE MEASURE OF INFORMATION MUST OBEY SOME CONSTRAINTS - it must grow with the number of equally likely answers; it must ADD across independent parts; and it must be the weighted sum along the paths of a tree of choices - and REMARKABLY, THESE POSTULATES ALLOW ONLY ONE POSSIBLE MEASURE OF INFORMATION, THE ENTROPY. A definition derived from desiderata, not stipulated</term>
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        <term>THE SAME QUANTITY IS GIVEN TWO DESCRIPTIONS OF OPPOSITE VALENCE AND ONE IS PREFERRED: Shannon&#x27;s theorem MAKES PRECISE THE VAGUE STATEMENT made in many statistical mechanics classes, that entropy is related to our LACK of information about the microscopic state - and THE MORE POSITIVE VERSION IS THAT THE ENTROPY IS THE INFORMATION WE WOULD GAIN upon learning the full state. One object, a lack and a gain, and the author says which framing he prefers</term>
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        <label>Entropy and mutual information are hard to estimate from finite samples, which limits the whole programme.</label>
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        <label>The maximum-entropy approach to protein folding rests on data sufficiency and approximations that remain open questions.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the maximum-entropy protein-folding results: THERE ARE MANY OPEN QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SUFFICIENCY OF THE AVAILABLE DATA AND THE APPROXIMATIONS</note>
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        <note>what this limits: the scope of the review: the links to statistical mechanics and field theory ARE BEYOND THE SCOPE OF THIS REVIEW</note>
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        <label>The under-appreciation of the theory&#x27;s limits is attributed to the title of the paper that founded it.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the scope of information-theoretic claims about biology: the authors suggest it is not widely appreciated what the theory does and does not cover, perhaps because Shannon titled his work a mathematical theory of communication</note>
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        <label>The method is chosen precisely because it does not require knowing what matters.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the use of information-theoretic measures here: they are adopted because one may be unsure which features are most relevant and may not know the biologically meaningful metric, and these measures are completely general</note>
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        <label>meaning - CLAIMED ONLY BY NOT QUITE CLAIMING IT: an information-theoretic clustering produces semantic rather than merely syntactic coherence and the authors say it is hard to resist saying the approach extracts meaning, which leaves the assertion unmade while the reader makes it</label>
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        <label>1 — information a pianist&#x27;s brain processes</label>
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        <label>life depends on information flow as much as on energy flow</label>
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        <label>biological systems may have evolved to optimize information gathering</label>
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