Phrases with «uniform priors»

"Uniform priors" refers to a method in statistics where all potential values or outcomes are considered equally likely before any evidence or data is taken into account. It treats each possibility as having an equal chance of being true, giving no preference to any specific outcome. Full definition

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Sentences with «uniform priors»

Pekka, Can you please clarify your last sentence, and in particular explain why it is disadvantageous or biased against the use of an assumption of uniform prior for calendar date. (climateaudit.org)
The commonly used uniform prior distributions for parameters have an effect akin to effecting a change of variables without using the Jacobian determinant conversion factor applicable to the functional relationship between the parameters and the observational data variables. (climateaudit.org)
That is equivalent to an almost uniform prior were instead 1 / S, the climate feedback parameter (lambda), to be estimated. (realclimate.org)
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Phrases with «uniform priors»

Sentences with «uniform priors»

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