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Quantifying the Occult: A Comparative Study of Hindu and Buddhist Deities Using Machine Learning Methods
This study introduces a dual-matrix computational architecture to mathematically quantify the morphological and theological divergence of 196 Hindu and Vajrayana Buddhist esoteric deities. Physical morphology is evaluated via a discrete Gower distance matrix enhanced by a novel "Cardinality Weightin
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