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To put it in statistics terms, is it more appropriate to look at theses as "reversals" vs. typical Bayesian learning as our understanding of anatomy and pathoph
by caycep 7y ago
To put it in statistics terms, is it more appropriate to look at theses as "reversals" vs. typical Bayesian learning as our understanding of anatomy and pathophysiology improves over time?
- jessriedel 7y ago(Assuming you're asking for clarification/confirmation.) Well, some will represent bad/unwise practices, and some will be prudent Bayesian corrections. My prior is that most cases of reversal are the former, but you'd actually have to analyze the past evidence and the decision-making procedure to tell.