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Isn't it part of the job of the good Bayesianists to establish their own reasonable set of priors? It seems silly for a layman to ask a statistician if there's
by BobaFloutist 3y ago
Isn't it part of the job of the good Bayesianists to establish their own reasonable set of priors? It seems silly for a layman to ask a statistician if there's any there there and have the statistician say "Well that depends, what do you think?"
- hnfong 3y agoThe whole point of priors is that everyone can have different ones. If the priors don't affect the results too much (due to a huge amount of evidence), then you can just get the same results using frequentist methods.