On 20-May-06, at 11:13 AM, Andrei Khrennikov wrote:
"the real problem is not in some distinguishing features of so called \"quantum systems\", but in combining of statistical data from a few different experiments."
However, this procedure/algorithm must have features built in which distinguish between classical modes of combining the results and quantum ones. For instance, in quantum systems, the results of measuring observables A and B which commute will have different rules for aggregation than those which do not commute. Is there a way of seeing this clearly in your formulation?
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