ulfgard

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   by ulfgard 1y ago

   But getting back into a well-defined state which you can communicate via an error is a viable recovery strategy. This state can be "the database is corrupt", allowing for a restore from backup, it can also be "shut down grace
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   by ulfgard 3y ago

   Depending on the hypothesis space what you call the "uninformative prior" does not exist in the frequentist approach. If you search for a real value, then the uninformative prior is a uniform distribution on the infinite line. Thi
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   by ulfgard 3y ago

   I find it interesting that the prior probability example always happens to be the one where the prior is correct, while the opposite direction is never given more than half a line. You can very easily turn it around so that an unreasonably