The Mapping Theorem: Why Structural Accuracy, Not Speed or Data, Determines Predictive Power
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| author | Tanaka, Yuichiro |
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| contents | Proves that the accuracy of a predictive model depends on the structural distance between the model and reality, not on data volume or computational speed. A structurally wrong model with infinite data underperforms a structurally right model with minimal data. Provides the mathematical foundation for GCT's signal construction. |
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| spellingShingle | The Mapping Theorem: Why Structural Accuracy, Not Speed or Data, Determines Predictive Power Tanaka, Yuichiro Proves that the accuracy of a predictive model depends on the structural distance between the model and reality, not on data volume or computational speed. A structurally wrong model with infinite data underperforms a structurally right model with minimal data. Provides the mathematical foundation for GCT's signal construction. |
| title | The Mapping Theorem: Why Structural Accuracy, Not Speed or Data, Determines Predictive Power |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20352378 |