Shannon's basic theorem on the capacity of a channel is generalized to the case of a class of memoryless channels. A generalized capacity is defined and is shown to be the supremum of attainable transmission rates when the coding and decoding procedure must be satisfactory for every channel in the class.
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Blackwell et al. (1959) studied this question.
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