BAYESIAN DECISION-MAKING

Bayesian Decision-Making: The Art of Choosing Between Two Options, Both of Which are Wrong

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What is Bayesian Decision-Making?

Bayesian Decision-Making is a method of choosing between two options, both of which are incorrect. It's like flipping a coin, but with more math.

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Benefits of Bayesian Decision-Making

The benefits of Bayesian Decision-Making are numerous: it's easy to do, it's fun to do, and it's guaranteed to result in two wrong choices.

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Decisional Algorithms

Our Decisional Algorithms subpage is dedicated to providing you with the most efficient and effective ways to choose between two wrong options.

Coin Flipping Random Number Generation Rock, Paper, Scissors

Decisional Recipes

Our Decisional Recipes subpage is dedicated to providing you with the most questionable recipes for applying Bayesian Decision-Making to real-world problems.

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