I understand that I cannot be a true Bayesian and assign a probability of 0 to something unless it is logically impossible.
Normally, you won’t be able to learn that it’s logically impossible, because you can only ever use potentially faulty calculators to come to that conclusion, so there goes this clause. It could be directly in your prior though.
Normally, you won’t be able to learn that it’s logically impossible, because you can only ever use potentially faulty calculators to come to that conclusion, so there goes this clause. It could be directly in your prior though.