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Err, I must confess this is confusing to me. On one hand the GP stated that observation and the “inference” or the uncertainty are two different phenomena. But
by wadkar 9y ago
Err, I must confess this is confusing to me. On one hand the GP stated that observation and the “inference” or the uncertainty are two different phenomena. But you seem to suggest otherwise. Did I get something wrong here?
- marcosdumay 9y agoThey are different, but related. Observation effect is: when you observe a characteristic of an object, you change that object on a way that what you observed (that was one of some possibilities) is now the only possibility. Uncertainty is: there are some characteristics that when you observe one of them, you change the others invalidating any previous measurement.
- QAPereo 9y agoUncertainty doesn’t require observation, you may be thinking of perturbation?