Jason McEwen
Jan 19, 2023

Thanks Kristofer. It's not that repeatedly transitioning between harmonic and sample-based representations itself loses equivariance but rather that it is computationally cumbersome. It is applying non-linearities in the sample-based representation that results in a loss of equivariance. Hope that clears things up.

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Jason McEwen
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Professor of Astrostatistics, UCL | Founder & CEO, CopernicAI

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