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Life sciences · Preprint
arXiv · September 8, 2026
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This is a theoretical mathematics paper extending Amari's information-geometric framework for Bayesian inference. It presents no empirical data, clinical evidence, or experimental validation and is therefore not evaluable as evidence for any clinical, scientific, or practical claim.
Preprint.
This is a theoretical mathematics paper extending Amari's information-geometric framework for Bayesian inference. It presents no empirical data, clinical evidence, or experimental validation and is therefore not evaluable as evidence for any clinical, scientific, or practical claim.
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This is a mathematical theory paper on information geometry with no empirical data, clinical outcomes, or experimental validation reported.
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Amari's contributions to information geometry and machine learning are well known. Here, we revisit Amari's work on Bayesian duality which has not received as much attention. We connect Amari's Bayesian duality to a convex duality of Bayes' rule. Using this connection, we present a generalization of Amari's Bayesian duality and discuss its relevance for modern artificial intelligence.
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