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I have a cloud of points, and I want to compute its 'diversity'. Variance is not appropriate, because a cloud clustering around few points can still have a large variance.

To that end, I see the cloud of points as the realizations of a random variable.

I want to compute the topological entropy of a random variable, with values in a metric space $(X,d)$.

I only know $N$ (large) realisations of this variable, and I can compute the relative distances between them.

I want to compute the topological entropy of a random variable, with values in a metric space $(X,d)$.

I only know $N$ (large) realisations of this variable, and I can compute the relative distances between them.

I have a cloud of points, and I want to compute its 'diversity'. Variance is not appropriate, because a cloud clustering around few points can still have a large variance.

To that end, I see the cloud of points as the realizations of a random variable.

I want to compute the topological entropy of a random variable, with values in a metric space $(X,d)$.

I only know $N$ (large) realisations of this variable, and I can compute the relative distances between them.

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How to compute the entropy of a random variable with values in a metric space?

I want to compute the topological entropy of a random variable, with values in a metric space $(X,d)$.

I only know $N$ (large) realisations of this variable, and I can compute the relative distances between them.