[From Rick Marken (2008.04.11.1710)]
Bill Powers (2008.04.11.1329 MDT)--
>Martin Taylor 2008.04.11.13.47
You won't see this for some weeks, but I thought I'd unload my comments
before I forget them.
I hope Martin doesn't forget to reply. I would really like to hear his
answer since we both seem to be on the same page, puzzlement-wise. I
think I'll add a little note to the subject line so that Martin
catches it on his return from the land of Grieg.
> There's no necessary relationship. You can have high information
> transmission with zero correlation, but not high correlation with low
> information transmission.
>
So if the variations in p are not related to the variations in qi, there
can still be a large amount of information in p about qi? That sounds
paradoxical and I don't understand it.
It sounds that way to me, too, as noted in my reply to this same
comment in my previous post. I would really like to hear what Martin
has in mind. I hope this doesn't get forgotten.
Best
Rick
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Richard S. Marken PhD
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