The direction of information increase is relative to the observer or user of the computation

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• Information increase in computation is observer-dependent, relative to the computational direction chosen.claim0.898
  Extension of information dynamics: direction of information increase (e.g., forward multiplication vs. reverse factorization) depends on observer's goals.
• Information can increase in computation only relative to subsystems and observersclaim0.863
  The author argues that while total system information is conserved (thermodynamic), computation gains information for the observer by making implicit information explicit and discarding irrelevant data.
• Does information increase in computation?question0.822
  Fundamental puzzle motivating the paper: how can computation produce new information when output is logically implied by input and thermodynamics suggests information cannot increase?
• Information flow and increase must be understood relative to subsystems and their interaction with environment.claim0.814
• information increase in computationconcept0.812
  The puzzle that computation appears to gain information despite logical closure; resolved by relative to subsystems/observers.
• Information increase in computation arises from data reduction and making implicit information explicit, not logical increase.claim0.805
  Author's proposed resolution to the information increase paradox: computation gains utility through extraction and filtering, not creation of logically new content.
• How can information increase in computation if output is logically implied by input?question0.771
• quote_increase_relativequote0.761
  Verbatim: 'Information increase is always, necessarily it seems, relative to a sub-system.'