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2008
Textbooks on statistical mechanics often make extensive use of information theory (e.g. (I)) but we don't usually think of the problems discussed there as "illposed". Nevertheless, in a sense they are precisely that, because the information we have about the system is quite insufficient to know the system in detail.
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Textbooks on statistical mechanics often make extensive use of information theory (e.g. (I)) but we don't usually think of the problems discussed there as "illposed". Nevertheless, in a sense they are precisely that, because the information we have about the system is quite insufficient to know the system in detail.
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2006
The maximum-entropy principle is discussed in a general context, and its adaptation to crystallography is described. There is an intimate connection between the maximum-entropy method and an enhancement of the probabilistic techniques of conventional direct methods known as the `saddlepoint method'.
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The maximum-entropy principle is discussed in a general context, and its adaptation to crystallography is described. There is an intimate connection between the maximum-entropy method and an enhancement of the probabilistic techniques of conventional direct methods known as the `saddlepoint method'.
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