Quantifying the complexity of geodesic paths on curved statistical manifolds through information geometric entropies and Jacobi fields (Q633725)

Complexity of geodesic paths on a curved statistical manifold M is characterized, in this paper, in terms of asymptotic behaviour of the information geometric complexity (IGC) and the Jacobi vector field intensity. The manifold M is endowed with a Fisher-Rao information metric \(g_{\mu\nu}(\Theta)\) having non-zero off-diagonal terms. A power law decay is noted in the IGC at a rate depending on the macroscopic correlational coefficients \(r_k\). It is also observed an attenuation of the asymptotic exponential divergence of the Jacobi vector field intensity.