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So the argument is essentially that "not only if you pick the best thing fitting your finite data, but even if you take a weighted average over things that fit
by bbminner 3y ago
So the argument is essentially that "not only if you pick the best thing fitting your finite data, but even if you take a weighted average over things that fit your finite data proportionally to how well they fit your finite data - you are still almost surely end up with something that fits your finite sample better than the general population (that this sample was drawn from)"?