Is Fokker Planck equation equivalent to Schrodinger equation

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The Fokker-Planck equation and the Schrödinger equation represent distinct frameworks in classical and quantum physics, respectively. The discussion highlights the analytical extension as a method to transition from classical to quantum descriptions. However, it emphasizes that these equations are not directly equivalent but can be related under specific conditions. The link provided leads to further insights on the relationship between these two fundamental equations in physics.

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I found this question here
but i do not understand the answer. One equation is from classical physics and the other from quantum physics. Is there another way to go from classical to quantics than the analytical extension?
 
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