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A prior that express lack of detailed information or lack of any information at all.
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Bayesian Analysis in the Absence of Prior Information?
I have always wondered - how confident do researchers tend to be in their "prior" information when deciding to create statistical models using a Bayesian Approach vs. a Frequentist Approach?
As an exa …
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Is it really worth doing Bayesian Analysis if you have no idea about Priors? [duplicate]
I have heard that if you use uniform priors in Bayesian Analysis, it is the same as doing Frequentist Analysis. If you are creating statistical models and you really have no idea about the prior distr …