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Kediska Kala Duwanaanshaha KL

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In D_KL(p||q), which distribution weights the log-ratio terms?

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  1. In D_KL(p||q), which distribution weights the log-ratio terms?
    • p
    • q
    • Their unweighted average
    • The distribution with larger entropy
  2. Why is KL divergence not an ordinary symmetric distance?
    • It can only be negative
    • Swapping p and q generally changes the value
    • It has no logarithms
    • It is always exactly one
  3. For p(x)>0 and q(x)=0, what happens to the corresponding forward KL contribution?
    • It is always one bit
    • Eber ayay noqotaa
    • Waxay u kala baxdaa infinity
    • It is omitted regardless of p
  4. In the fair-versus-biased coin example, why can one summand be negative while total KL remains nonnegative?
    • The log base makes negative terms invalid
    • Every term is required to be positive
    • The formula takes an absolute value after summing
    • Individual log ratios can be negative, though the weighted total is nonnegative
  5. What unit results from using base-two logarithms?
    • Nats
    • Bits
    • Meters
    • Percent points
  6. How does cross-entropy relate to entropy and forward KL?
    • It is always zero when q differs
    • It equals D_KL(Q||P) minus entropy
    • H(P,Q) = H(P) + D_KL(P||Q)
    • It is the reciprocal of KL
  7. In SciPy's entropy(pk, qk), what does supplying qk request?
    • A test of whether probabilities are independent
    • Only Shannon entropy of qk
    • A symmetric distance between both arrays
    • Relative entropy using pk relative to qk
  8. Which statement about continuous KL is accurate?
    • It integrates a log density ratio under P and is infinite if P puts positive mass where Q has zero density
    • It sums point probabilities at every real-valued outcome
    • It is always finite whenever both distributions have densities
    • It has no support condition for the compared distributions