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Line 103: </math> The above notation ismakes ~~strictly correct~~sense for a finite number of discrete random variables,. ~~but~~In ~~should~~more ~~be seen to be somewhat 'informal' for continuous variables;~~general ~~properly~~settings, the summations ~~above~~ should be replaced with ~~the~~integrals ~~notations of the underlying [[sigma algebra]] used to define~~over a [[probability ~~space]]. That said, the identities continue to hold, when properly formulated on a [[measure~~ space]]. Thus, for example, the [[entropy (general concept)\|entropy]] is given by

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