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Coherent inference from improper priors and from finitely additive priors (English)
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1989
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Conditions are given for a posterior of an improper prior (derived according to the authors' peculiar setting for their version of Bayes' theorem) to be coherent. Notice also that their notion of coherence is different from the one given by de Finetti.
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Heath-Sudderth coherence
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translation models
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countably additive
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statistical model
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finitely additive prior
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posterior of an improper prior
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coherence
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