Bayesian
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Bayesian (/ˈbeɪziən/) refers to a range of concepts and approaches that are ultimately based on Bayes' theorem – named after Reverend Thomas Bayes (1701–1761) – of which the most important are:
- Bayesian probability, the degree-of-belief interpretation of probability, also known as Bayesianism
- Bayesian inference
More specific Bayesian topics include the following:
- Bayesian average
- Bayesian spam filtering
- Bayesian game
- Bayesian information criterion
- Bayesian multivariate linear regression
- Bayesian linear regression, a special case
- Bayesian network
- Bayesian econometrics
- Bayesian experimental design
- Bayesian inference in phylogeny
- Bayesian search theory
- Bayesian vector autoregression
"Bayesian" also refers to the application of Bayesian probability theory to the functioning of the brain:
Bayesian approaches have been also applied to the interpretation of quantum mechanics:
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