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   by boostedsignal 9y ago

   > You write that the frequentist doesn't answer the question, but it does. It answers: P(H') = (H/H+T)^H' The question was asking for P(H' | H, T), not P(H'). > You also write that the frequentist solutio
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   by boostedsignal 9y ago

   Yeah, there are lots of good books out there. My goal was to get the point across in a 5-minute read (give or take).
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   by boostedsignal 9y ago

   For those unclear on the concrete (rather than philosophical) difference between Bayesian and frequentist statistics in the first place, I hope it's not inappropriate for me to share this 5-minute example that I wrote a while back: ht
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   by boostedsignal 10y ago

   How about this! http://www.boostedsignal.com/blog/
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   by boostedsignal 10y ago

   Thank you! That was my goal. I banged my head so much against the wall trying to understand the process, even though it should have been conceptually simple. If there are other topics (not necessarily computer-related) that you feel might b
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   by boostedsignal 10y ago

   I wrote a 5-minute tutorial on this (would appreciate feedback): http://www.boostedsignal.com/blog/a28c2988-151e-42cd-b0ab-1c...
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   Why is the shortest path between two points a line? (10-minute proof)(boostedsignal.com)

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   Frequentist vs. Bayesian statistics in 5 minutes(boostedsignal.com)

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   Crash course on the UEFI boot process(boostedsignal.com)

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