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- So, a programmer, a frequentist, and a bayesian walk into a bar.
- In practice, most Bayesian data analysts tend not to talk in terms of the raw posterior probabilities.
- At the end of the Bayesian’s efforts they can make what feel like very natural statements of interest, for example, “The evidence provided by our data corresponds to odds of 42:1 that these runners are not all equally fast.
- Running this code snippet essentially combines what we know in both directions of the hypothesis.
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- Database (0.18)
- Machine_Learning (0.11)
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