The Annals of Statistics · 1981 · 28 citations · 17 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsProbability TheoryStatistical ModelingStatisticsBayesian InferenceBayesian StatisticsInferential StatisticsPosterior DistributionsPrior DistributionsStatistical InferenceConfidence LevelFrequency Interpretation Of ProbabilityMultivariate Normal DistributionPosterior InferencePosterior Model ProbabilitiesPosterior Probability Assessment
According to an invariance principle, for some models having a certain group structure, there is a uniquely defined prior representing ignorance, which is called the inner prior. It is shown that the corresponding posterior probability of a likelihood region has a simple frequency interpretation as a mean conditional confidence level. The central multivariate normal model is considered as an example.
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Some Problems Connected with Statistical Inference
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