I think the important point is that Bayesian conditionalization is a consequences of a decision theory that, naturally stated, does not invoke Bayesian conditionalization.
That being:
Consider the set of all strategies mapping situations to actions. Play the one which maximizes your expected utility from a state of no information.
I think the important point is that Bayesian conditionalization is a consequences of a decision theory that, naturally stated, does not invoke Bayesian conditionalization.
That being:
Consider the set of all strategies mapping situations to actions. Play the one which maximizes your expected utility from a state of no information.