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Entropy (disambiguation)
Entropy
(
Greek
:
en
= in and
tropos
= way/means) can have one of several meanings:
Thermodynamic entropy
in the context of
chemistry
,
physics
, and
thermodynamics
, is a measure of the amount of
energy
in a
physical system
which cannot be used to do
mechanical work
.
Entropy
in the context of
probability theory
,
statistics
, and
information theory
, measures the amount of
information
that is contained in a
random
variable
or other unknown quantity.
In the theory of
metric spaces
in
mathematics
,
entropy numbers
are used to measure the
dimension
of
sets
(and in particular
fractals
).
Entropy (board game)
refers to two
board games
known under the name Entropy, invented by Eric Solomon (1977) or Augustine Carreno (1994).
"Entropy" is a song on
The 'b' Album
by
Moxy Früvous
Entropy (anonymous data store)
is a decentralized, peer-to-peer communication network designed to be resistant to censorship.
Entropy
is a measure of
biodiversity
in the study of
biological
ecology
.
Entropy (linguistics) .
Entropy
is the name of a non-profit student organization for the advancement of
electronic music
at the
Helsinki University of Technology
Entropy is the name of a
Renderman
-Interface compliant
3D
Renderer
that was developed by Berkely software company Exluna until further development was halted as part of the settlement of a patent lawsuit filed by
Pixar
. Exluna were subsequently acquired by
Nvidia Corporation
to develop a
hardware
-accelerated renderer that is able to use Nvidia
GPU
's to accelerate the rendering process.
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