Information geometry

Information geometry is a way of measuring and understanding the distance between ideas or facts. Think of it like a map: you can use it to measure how far two ideas or facts are from each other, and to find the quickest way to travel between them. For example, you can use information geometry to compare two different types of food and see which one is closer to the other. You can also use it to see how different pieces of information fit together and help you get a better understanding of the big picture.