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Again: Priors can and are used to mislead. Both methods can and are used to mislead. Just moving to Bayes doesn't assume the finding is free of bias all of a su
by eanzenberg 7y ago
Again: Priors can and are used to mislead. Both methods can and are used to mislead. Just moving to Bayes doesn't assume the finding is free of bias all of a sudden.
- c2471 7y agoIt doesn't. But the workflow of Bayes forces you be explicit. If you try and cook the books, it will be shown for the world to see. Can you provide a paper that quoted a p value for a regression and also validated all the asymptotic conditions are close to being true in order for that p value to be even somewhat reliable?