Phil Henshaw wrote: > The hard part seems to be to take the first dark step to accepting there > might be a shape of another form that the measures are missing (like the > whole tree or person). Glen E. P. Ropella wrote: > See Figure 1. This particular example is just one sub-type of the > general method we're talking about, here, though. > Figure 1 concerns using behavioral distributions estimated from in vitro data to constrain the choice of parameters/tuples/object composition/etc. in an agent model -- model fitting. Phil seems to be talking about the situation where it isn't yet clear what to measure -- theory driving experiment, e.g. the development of general relativity preceding experiments to find gravitational waves.
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