Abstract
Summary The Bayesian theory of least squares is founded upon a weaker and more tangible form of prior knowledge than the conventional assumption of normality. The underlying assumption is a form of conditional uniformity on spheres for the “actual errors” in the experiment. This provides a unified theory appropriate for randomization models in the analysis of variance as well as for classical least-squares analysis.
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