But that can be legitimate, as Bayesian calculations are a superset of frequentist calculations. Nothing bars a Bayesian from postulating that a limiting frequency exists in an unbounded number of trials in some hypothetical situation; but you won’t see one, e.g., accept R.A. Fisher’s argument for his use of p-values for statistical inference.
But that can be legitimate, as Bayesian calculations are a superset of frequentist calculations. Nothing bars a Bayesian from postulating that a limiting frequency exists in an unbounded number of trials in some hypothetical situation; but you won’t see one, e.g., accept R.A. Fisher’s argument for his use of p-values for statistical inference.