Bayesian vs. Frequentist
What’s Bayesian?
- One who bases inferences about θ on its posterior distribution under some model for the data and prior distribution for unknown parameters.
What’s Frequentist?
- One who bases inference for an unknown parameter θ on hypothesis tests or confidence intervals, derived from the distribution of statistics in repeated sampling.
What are we?
- See the slides of my talk: Bayesian vs. Frequentist
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