bayesian inference
Bayesian inference refers to a statistical approach that utilizes prior knowledge and evidence to update and improve our understanding of a hypothesis or parameter. It involves making probabilistic inferences based on observed data and prior beliefs, combining both sources of information to estimate the most likely outcome.
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