This volume explores inner-product enrichment and feature differences in observation-compatible candidates, implying greater understanding in this field.
This volume develops a static linear dual and inner-product enrichment of the Re-Phase compatibility framework. It studies how observation-compatible candidates can still differ in target features, and explains why observation-invisible directions need not be feature-invisible. The note introduces dual pullbacks, adjoints, Gram operators, orthogonal projections, weak observation directions, and Rayleigh quotient comparisons as non-primitive inner-product enrichments.
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