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THE EDI STUDY
ELEGANT DESIGN OF INTELLIGENCE! |
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| Graphics | Subject | Observations |
| q071° q072° | Evolution of CI mothers | Adjustment evolution Globus Model |
| q081 | Relation Twins and brothers | Identical twins |
| q082° | Twin brothers | |
| q083° | Clones Replica q053° | |
| q084° | Clones Replica q056° | |
| q085 q086° | Mothers & Fathers | Order M adn evolution |
| q087 q088° | Order P adn evolution | |
| 0r89° | Partner | Sexual selection Super Globus Model |
| ° Internal evolution parameters affect the objective function R and M1F1 order | ||
Similarity of variable C's behaviour in the 0r81 graph can be interpreted in the sense that the coefficients could correspond to identical twins whereas the W would only be a normal sibling since it has been computer generated with the data of the same parents.
This performance can be found on numerous occasions when the rearrangement criterion is one of the C variables of the children (Standord Binet test, Wechsler intelligence test and others)
In the case shown in the 0r82 graph, W is used as the criterion of arrangement, and the behaviour is slightly different; it seems that the four variables correspond to identical twins. This is, of course, a particular case.
Graphs q083° and q084° show how W can resemble one or another C variable of children based on the implied randomness. This commentary will be perfectly understood if these images are compared with 0r53 and 0r56 respectively.
Actually, we know that all C variables correspond to mono-environmental monozygotic twins, whereas W will only be a sibling; for that reason, sometimes they will look alike and others not so much.
It does not seem hard to imagine some interesting studies on these peculiar matters.
Another substantial curiosity is the different behaviour of W and its variations shown on the images relative to the ancestors M and F as rearrangement criteria.
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