Prior identifiability theory can't handle stochastic signals and nuisance together, argues new thread

hisspikeness · x · 2026-10-08

Part 3 of the thread: prior identifiability theory covers either stochastic signal dynamics (without nuisance) or nuisance (only with deterministic dynamics), but video, sensors, and agents acting in the world require handling both at once.

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