>The math behind Bayesian methods is pretty solid and indisputable. The main controversy is how to specify priors. But as the Bayesians always point out, speci

>The math behind Bayesian methods is pretty solid and indisputable. The main controversy is how to specify priors. But as the Bayesians always point out, specifying which sampling procedures, test statistics, and inferences to run under frequentist statistics also amounts to inserting subjective judgements into your statistical analyses, soooo... you might as well just pick the one that reviewers in your field like, or that works for your problem.