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In the event in which a quantum mechanical particle can pass from an initialstate to a final state along two possible paths, the duality principle statesthat "the simultaneous observation of wave and particle behavior isprohibited". [M. O. Scully, B.-G. Englert, and H. Walther. Nature, 351:111-116,1991.] emphasized the importance of additional degrees of freedom in thecontext of complementarity. In this paper, we show how the consequences ofduality change when allowing for biased sampling, that is, postselectedmeasurements on specific degrees of freedom of the environment of the two-pathstate. Our work contributes to the explanation of previous experimentalapparent violations of duality [R. Menzel, D. Puhlmann, A. Heuer, and W. P.Schleich. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., 109(24):9314-9319, 2012.] and opens up theway for novel experimental tests of duality.

A "fair sampling" perspective on an apparent violation of duality