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Learning When Black Hole Hair Is Observable: Physical Identifiability, Generalization, and Observable Complementarity
High interpolation accuracy does not establish that physical parameters are identifiable. We study this distinction in a controlled Kiselev black hole benchmark with a validated timelike-emitter and three-dimensional null-geodesic shooting calculation. The exact $k=0$ boundary provides an analytical
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