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Partial Information Decomposition When Some Sources Are Known: A Source Chain Rule and a No-Go Theorem
Partial information decomposition (PID) splits the information that several sources carry about a target into atoms, distinguished by which collections of sources give access to them. We ask how such a decomposition should behave when some of the sources are already known. The access structure of th
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