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Here are the slides for the Savage-Dickey paradox paper that I gave in San Antonio this morning:
(Any suspected coincidence of the first part with earlier talks is for real!) I have tried to spell out as clearly as possible in the second part the issues of version choices that are at the core of the “paradox”.
Filed under: R, Statistics, Travel Tagged: Bayes factor, Bayesian Analysis, Dickey-Savage ratio, Jim Berger, San Antonio, slides, Texas
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