Definition of Bayesian in English:

Bayesian

adjective ˈbeɪzɪənˈbeɪziən

Statistics

Relating to or denoting statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem.
Bayesian analysis
Example sentencesExamples
- If you are already familiar with the principles of Bayesian statistics, you will probably have no trouble understanding the derivation.
- As long as new learning problems exist, there will be a need for Bayesian engineers to solve them.
- Bayesian networks may be a good method to use when the observed inputs of user information contain uncertainty.
- The Bayesian statistical method works on the premise of dividing emails into categories.
- The standard Bayesian recipe is to predict the probability of each possibility and then choose the possibility which minimizes the expected loss.

noun ˈbeɪzɪənˈbeɪziən

Statistics

A follower of statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem.
there is no general agreement among Bayesians about how to resolve this problem
Example sentencesExamples
- I don't consider myself a Bayesian.
- There is no general agreement among Bayesians about how to resolve this problem.
- Mortgage managers aren't fools, just Bayesians responding to evidence.
- If a learning problem must be solved a Bayesian should probably be working on it.
- What the Bayesians give us is a theory of learning.

Origin

1950s: from Bayes (see Bayes' theorem) + -ian.

Definition of Bayesian in US English:

Bayesian

adjectiveˈbeɪziənˈbāzēən

Statistics

Relating to or denoting statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem.
Bayesian analysis
Example sentencesExamples
- Bayesian networks may be a good method to use when the observed inputs of user information contain uncertainty.
- If you are already familiar with the principles of Bayesian statistics, you will probably have no trouble understanding the derivation.
- The Bayesian statistical method works on the premise of dividing emails into categories.
- The standard Bayesian recipe is to predict the probability of each possibility and then choose the possibility which minimizes the expected loss.
- As long as new learning problems exist, there will be a need for Bayesian engineers to solve them.

nounˈbeɪziənˈbāzēən

Statistics

A follower of statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem.
there is no general agreement among Bayesians about how to resolve this problem
Example sentencesExamples
- What the Bayesians give us is a theory of learning.
- There is no general agreement among Bayesians about how to resolve this problem.
- If a learning problem must be solved a Bayesian should probably be working on it.
- I don't consider myself a Bayesian.
- Mortgage managers aren't fools, just Bayesians responding to evidence.

Origin

1950s: from Bayes (see Bayes' theorem) + -ian.

单词	Bayesian
释义	Definition of Bayesian in English: Bayesian adjective ˈbeɪzɪənˈbeɪziən Statistics Relating to or denoting statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem. Bayesian analysis Example sentencesExamples If you are already familiar with the principles of Bayesian statistics, you will probably have no trouble understanding the derivation. As long as new learning problems exist, there will be a need for Bayesian engineers to solve them. Bayesian networks may be a good method to use when the observed inputs of user information contain uncertainty. The Bayesian statistical method works on the premise of dividing emails into categories. The standard Bayesian recipe is to predict the probability of each possibility and then choose the possibility which minimizes the expected loss. noun ˈbeɪzɪənˈbeɪziən Statistics A follower of statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem. there is no general agreement among Bayesians about how to resolve this problem Example sentencesExamples I don't consider myself a Bayesian. There is no general agreement among Bayesians about how to resolve this problem. Mortgage managers aren't fools, just Bayesians responding to evidence. If a learning problem must be solved a Bayesian should probably be working on it. What the Bayesians give us is a theory of learning. Origin 1950s: from Bayes (see Bayes' theorem) + -ian. Definition of Bayesian in US English: Bayesian adjectiveˈbeɪziənˈbāzēən Statistics Relating to or denoting statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem. Bayesian analysis Example sentencesExamples Bayesian networks may be a good method to use when the observed inputs of user information contain uncertainty. If you are already familiar with the principles of Bayesian statistics, you will probably have no trouble understanding the derivation. The Bayesian statistical method works on the premise of dividing emails into categories. The standard Bayesian recipe is to predict the probability of each possibility and then choose the possibility which minimizes the expected loss. As long as new learning problems exist, there will be a need for Bayesian engineers to solve them. nounˈbeɪziənˈbāzēən Statistics A follower of statistical methods based on Bayes' theorem. there is no general agreement among Bayesians about how to resolve this problem Example sentencesExamples What the Bayesians give us is a theory of learning. There is no general agreement among Bayesians about how to resolve this problem. If a learning problem must be solved a Bayesian should probably be working on it. I don't consider myself a Bayesian. Mortgage managers aren't fools, just Bayesians responding to evidence. Origin 1950s: from Bayes (see Bayes' theorem) + -ian.
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