Unbiased Bayes estimates and improper priors
Annals of the Institute of Statistical MathematicsPublished 1 January 1993
Guido Consonni, Piero Veronese
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Abstract
Coincidence, dF-coherence, equality almost surely, finite additivity, improper prior, unbiasedness,
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Computer ScienceMathematicsDecision Sciences
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