So the underlying philosophies are extremely similar if not the same even though the methods, largely due to practical problems (lack or presence of mathematical tools)?
The math is at the core of Bayesianism. It’s part of the underlying philosophy.
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So the underlying philosophies are extremely similar if not the same even though the methods, largely due to practical problems (lack or presence of mathematical tools)?
The math is at the core of Bayesianism. It’s part of the underlying philosophy.