Shalizi says “Bayesian agents never have the kind of uncertainty that Rebonato (sensibly) thinks people in finance should have”. My guess is that this means (something that could be described as) uncertainty as to how well-calibrated one is, which AFAIK hasn’t been explicitly covered here.
Shalizi says “Bayesian agents never have the kind of uncertainty that Rebonato (sensibly) thinks people in finance should have”. My guess is that this means (something that could be described as) uncertainty as to how well-calibrated one is, which AFAIK hasn’t been explicitly covered here.