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Classical Sufficiency in Quantum Statistical Experiments
A quantum measurement transforms a quantum statistical experiment into a classical one, but different measurements generally yield experiments with different statistical information. We introduce quantum-to-classical sufficiency: relative to a prescribed measurement class, a measurement is sufficien
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