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Another issue is that likelihoods associated with continuous distributions very often have units. You can’t meaningfully assign “magnitude” to a quantity with u
by jdhwosnhw 3y ago
Another issue is that likelihoods associated with continuous distributions very often have units. You can’t meaningfully assign “magnitude” to a quantity with units. You can always change your unit system to make the likelihood of, say, a particular height in a population of humans to be arbitrarily large.