Is this the same as Jaynes’ method for construction of a prior using transformation invariance on acquisition of new evidence?
Does conservation of expected evidence always uniquely determine a probability distribution? If so, it should eliminate a bunch of extraneous methods of construction of priors. For example, you would immediately know if an application of MaxEnt was justified.
Is this the same as Jaynes’ method for construction of a prior using transformation invariance on acquisition of new evidence?
Does conservation of expected evidence always uniquely determine a probability distribution? If so, it should eliminate a bunch of extraneous methods of construction of priors. For example, you would immediately know if an application of MaxEnt was justified.