More generally, you can have updateless analysis being wrong on any kind of problem, simply by incorporating an observation into the problem statement and then not updating on it.
Huh? If you don’t update, you don’t need to update, so to speak. By not forgetting about events, you do take into account their relative probability in the context of the sub-events relevant for your problem. Examples please.
More generally, you can have updateless analysis being wrong on any kind of problem, simply by incorporating an observation into the problem statement and then not updating on it.
Huh? If you don’t update, you don’t need to update, so to speak. By not forgetting about events, you do take into account their relative probability in the context of the sub-events relevant for your problem. Examples please.
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