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The preparation procedure, an undefined notion in quantum theory, has not hadthe relevance that it deserves in the interpretation of quantum mechanicalformalism. Here we utilize the concepts of identical and similar preparationprocedures to show the conceptual differences and mutual interconnectionsbetween the statistical and the conventional interpretation of quantumformalism. Although the statistical understanding, and its final logicalconsequence, hidden variables theories (this connexion being explained in thetext), have a great intuitive appeal due to its fewer ontological difficulties,both recent experimental results and some theoretical developments seem tosupport an epistemic alternative closer to the conventional one. Nevertheless,we must not rule out the possibility that new theorems or new explanatoryprinciples may modify the reigning supremacy of this interpretation.

The Relevance of the Preparation Concept in the Interpretation of Quantum Formalism