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CHAPTER 2 Estimating Probabilities

CHAPTER 2 Estimating Probabilities

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tions about q, in addition to actual observed data. Algorithm 2 has several attrac-tive properties: It is easy to incorporate our prior assumptions about the value of q by ad-justing the ratio of g1 to g0. For example, if we have reason to assume that q = 0:7 we can add in g1 = 7 imaginary flips with X = 1, and g0 = 3 imaginary flips with X =0.

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