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To me, and I'm not quite the expert that perhaps you are, but to me it seems like Bayesian inference is still in a better spot here because the priors are part
by KirinDave 8y ago
To me, and I'm not quite the expert that perhaps you are, but to me it seems like Bayesian inference is still in a better spot here because the priors are part of an explicit quantification of bias and assumption in a model.
Much havoc has befallen the scientific world because of the hidden assumptions of frequentist techniques with poorly understood preconditions, even for rather basic models. And there isn't much anyone can do about that save move to ever more complicated models.