Choosing a different reasonable model still might result in different conclusions, so if you’re using the word ‘prior’ to include the data model, then I don’t disagree.
Right, so the word “reasonable” is prominent here, and implies some kind of subjective evaluation. Different people may very well have different notions of what constitutes a reasonable model. If we were arguing different sides of the case in court, I could just claim your model was unreasonable and determined according to your subjective preferences.
Right, so the word “reasonable” is prominent here, and implies some kind of subjective evaluation. Different people may very well have different notions of what constitutes a reasonable model. If we were arguing different sides of the case in court, I could just claim your model was unreasonable and determined according to your subjective preferences.
I’m not sure what your point is.