I don’t have any time to pursue it, but I bet there would be something
interesting if you look at the various groups corresponding to the
symmetries, and their relations (direct product??). Is something like
that involved in the “elsewhere” where this popped up?
--Barry
On 12 Jan 2019, at 13:53, Prof David West wrote:
This popped up elsewhere and I thought the FRIAM group might find it
interesting. I had not heard of "statistical equivalence" before. The
GIF recalled to mind previous conversations about Reality (which is
"real:" the dots, the triangles, the squares, ...?); models;
interpretations (ala Copenhagen); even Nick's Natural Design.
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