Category:Definitions/Noncommittal Bayesian Inference
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Noncommittal Bayesian inference is a method of Bayesian inference in which there is a noncommittal attitude towards what the prior distribution is likely to be.
Under such an approach, the prior distribution is typically taken to be a uniform distribution over a plausible range of values.
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