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Bayesian reasoning is actually "given the Prior X, what is the likelihood that Y is true" ? What you are referring to is the far more simplistic Boolean reason
by aaronblohowiak 15y ago
Bayesian reasoning is actually "given the Prior X, what is the likelihood that Y is true" ?
What you are referring to is the far more simplistic Boolean reasoning.
- nl 15y agoSorry, you are right - I was lazy when I wrote that. I should have stated it like this: given "engineer" in title AND posted on HN what is the likelihood that it refers to a Software Engineer.