Talk:Bayesian hierarchical modeling: Difference between revisions

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== Uninterpretable Sentence ==

"The assumed occurrence of a real-world event will typically modify preferences between certain options." No offense intended to the writer, but I don't think anyone can knowhope whatto thisextract meansany meaning here unless they already know wherethe you'rerest headedof the topic. I hope whoever authored thissomeone canwill fix it up so it has a discernible meaning. For example "the assumed occurrence of a real-world event" means what? There exists an assumption by somebody that a particular real-world event occurred? "...will typically modify..." So now we have that an assumed occurrence, whatever that is, modifies something. What does it modify? "[P]references between certain options." This is now so vague as to be beyond interpretation.[[User:Chafe66|Chafe66]] ([[User talk:Chafe66|talk]]) 20:41, 24 April 2019 (UTC)