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prior-data conflict: a standalone construct

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a mismatch in which observed data fall in a region the prior considers unlikely, checked with the prior predictive distribution of a sufficient statistic.

In Bayesian statistics, prior-data conflict refers to a mismatch in which observed data fall in a region the prior considers unlikely, checked with the prior predictive distribution of a sufficient statistic. This meaning comes from Evans (2006) in Bayesian Analysis.[1]

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References

Evans, M., & Moshonov, H. (2006). Checking for prior-data conflict. Bayesian Analysis, 1(4), 893-914. https://doi.org/10.1214/06-ba129

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