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That's true but I can still approximate what the system does with a simpler model. For example, I can split states of the system into n distinct groups, and mea
by js8 7mo ago
That's true but I can still approximate what the system does with a simpler model. For example, I can split states of the system into n distinct groups, and measure transition probabilities between them.
Thermodynamics is a classic example of a phenomenological model like that.
- munificent 7mo ago> That's true but I can still approximate what the system does with a simpler model. For any strategy you might apply to do that, I can craft a program that similates a phenomenon that defies that strategy.