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Or, use Bayes theorem for an even stronger belief estimate of the 'true' local time relative to a prior-established 'universal' time. Perhaps I dropped one of m
by mojomark 2y ago
Or, use Bayes theorem for an even stronger belief estimate of the 'true' local time relative to a prior-established 'universal' time. Perhaps I dropped one of my watches in the water last week or I notice the second hand on one of the watches is sticky. Bayes can account for that anecdotal information.
- eimrine 2y agoI don't understand a mathematical part of your message. Suppose you have 2 watches, does Bayes theorem allows to make a better judgement about time than calculating an average time between 2 devices?