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Failure of the conditions can lead to convergence on cycles and other failures to get to the correct probability (Diaconis and Freeman, Annals of Statistics, 1988), even assuming that such exists in any meaningful sense, which for a hard-core subjectivist Bayesian is not true anyway.

The Bayes Who Wasn't There, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

This notion, central to a discipline known as Bayesian statistics, refers to the odds that the person suspected of being a match is a match, irrespective of the DNA evidence.

Matching Science of DNA With Art of Identification Carl Bialik 2011

This is the cornerstone of the ideas and techniques called Bayesian networks, a major tool for solving a large class of problems.

Letters: Canny far from home 2011

In statistics, the so-called Bayesian interpretation of probability was mainly developed by Laplace.

Was It Worth It? 2009

Elements of the logicist conception of inductive logic live on today as part of the general approach called Bayesian inductive logic.

Inductive Logic Hawthorne, James 2008

So, such approaches might well be called Bayesian logicist inductive logics.

Inductive Logic Hawthorne, James 2008

It treats inductive probability as part of a larger normative theory of belief and action known as Bayesian decision theory.

Inductive Logic Hawthorne, James 2008

The use of prior information P(y,r(k delta_t)) in an estimation problem is known as Bayesian estimation.

More on MBH98 Figure 7 « Climate Audit 2006

Bender, I think, with the number of existing schools of thought called Bayesian, one could obtain a wide variety of individual inferences on how it is applied.

Road Map #3 « Climate Audit 2006

My filtering rate is still over 99.7%, and Brian Burton reports an astonishing 99.9% with his multi-word Bayesian

So Far, So Good 2003