Hierarchical Bayesian Modeling
Hierarchical Modeling is a statistically rigorous way to make scientific inferences about a population (or specific object) based on many individuals (or observations). Frequentist multi-level modeling techniques exist, but we will discuss the Bayesian approach today. Frequentist: variability of sample
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