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 | |   Given two highly correlated sources, X and Y, with respective entropies H(X) and H(Y), and joint entropy H(X,Y), the entropy reached by jointly encoding the two sources is called the joint entropy of the two sources, denoted by H(X,Y). |
 | | A surprising fact, established -at least in theoratical sense- by Slepian and Wolf is that it is possible to encode the two highly correlated sources, X and Y, separately, and still reach the joint entropy, H(X,Y), by decoding them at a joint decoder. |
 | | The ultimate goal is to reach the joint entropy, H(X,Y), rate suggested by Slepian and Wolf. |
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