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But we have a lot of statistical information and can use reasonable priors about the world. Ie objects don't spring into existence or disappear or fly around a
by Gravityloss 7y ago
But we have a lot of statistical information and can use reasonable priors about the world.
Ie objects don't spring into existence or disappear or fly around at 400 mph or change direction at 2000 gees.
- gzer0 7y ago> Accordingly, the Jeffreys prior, and hence the inferences made using it, may be different for two experiments involving the same theta parameter even when the likelihood functions for the two experiments are the same—a violation of the strong likelihood principle.