Difference between revisions of "Posterior odds ratio"

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In [[Bayesian Probability]], the '''posterior odds ratio''' is the product of two independent components: the [[Bayes Factor]] and the [[Bayesian prior]] [[odds ratio]].
  
 
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== Overview ==

Revision as of 01:19, January 2, 2008

In Bayesian Probability, the posterior odds ratio is the product of two independent components: the Bayes Factor and the Bayesian prior odds ratio.

Overview

the posterior odds ratio is generally used in Bayesian model selection.

Examples

See also

Further reading