pointers to Bayesian/frequentist paradoxes?

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1 total messages Started by Wray Buntine Wed, 24 Jun 1992 21:31

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Author: Wray Buntine
Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1992 21:31

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I'd be interested to hear of any so-called paradoxes on
the Bayesian-Frequentist-Classical argument about probabilities,
and also any about decision theory as well.

I've seen:
	Diaconis & Freedman on "inconsistent Bayes estimates of location"
	Dawid, Stone and Zidek on "marginalization paradoxes"

If anyone has any references to other paradoxes, I'd be grateful
if you'ld forward details to me at


Wray Buntine
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Wray Buntine
NASA Ames Research Center                 phone:  (415) 604 3389
Mail Stop 269-2                           fax:    (415) 604 3594
Moffett Field, CA, 94035 		  email:  wray@kronos.arc.nasa.gov

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