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Classical versus Bayesian Inference: A Classroom Illustration

Thomas W. Woolley

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Summary This article describes an illustration of Bayesian inference that has proved popular with students.

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Summary This article describes an illustration of Bayesian inference that has proved popular with students.

Key concepts: Inference, Bayesian inference, Bayesian statistics, Frequentist inference, Statistical inference, Bayesian probability, Computer science, Fiducial inference

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