(This is, even more than usual, really only addressed to myself. I might come back to edit this post, to add more notes as I go along.)
Page 26: Effective Complexity. "The algorithmic information needed for description of [...] regularities and their probabilities." A plot of effective regularity against randomness looks like this.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj7PueynLJBVwGewW-556C-_iR8VV5lVnbDYKK994FpIa0RMu_xeRyNAhNU58eSlXzTjcm5rwllVou2NCprqIMELQOqojKQFYuuAkiHnerJuBshVmjwjIvPRmfYF3XP2IQipj7n8P_wEB0/s320/eff-comp.jpg)
Roederer points out that it is like the a plot of entropy against probability for a binary source. But for me the more interesting similarity is with Gerda Smets plot of pleasure against complexity.
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During WW2 the National Gallery showed one painting per week.
I like to visit galleries and just look at a few paintings. Obviously this seems easier if it's free ... when you've paid for the Quai d'Orsay you feel you need to get your money's worth.
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