Yeah, I don’t think this can be generalized to model a radical probabilist in general, but it does seem like a relevant example of “extra-bayesian” (but not totally non-bayesian) calculations which can be performed to supplement Bayesian updates in practice.
Yeah, I don’t think this can be generalized to model a radical probabilist in general, but it does seem like a relevant example of “extra-bayesian” (but not totally non-bayesian) calculations which can be performed to supplement Bayesian updates in practice.