-
orders have
three kinds of
priors: the
claustral prior the
conventual prior the
obedientiary prior The
Claustral prior (Latin
prior claustralis),
called dean...
- Bayesians", who
believe such
priors exist in many
useful situations, and "subjective Bayesians" who
believe that in
practice priors usually represent subjective...
- necessary. Further,
conjugate priors may give
intuition by more
transparently showing how a
likelihood function updates a
prior distribution. The concept...
- (west end) of the church. The
village hall,
called Priors Hall is
modern and is a
joint venture with
Priors Hardwick. It
caters for up to 250 people, and the...
-
tools from
information geometry, the
Jeffreys prior can be
generalized in
pursuit of
obtaining priors that
encode geometric information of the statistical...
- Look up
prior in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The term
prior may
refer to:
Prior (ecclesiastical), the head of a
priory (monastery)
Prior convictions...
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Ditton Priors is a
village and
civil parish in
south Shropshire, England. Historically, it was also
known as
Priors Ditton. The
nearest town is Bridgnorth...
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second or
third known prior. As most of the
priors of
Whithorn appear to be
native Galwegian Gaels, it
would appear that most
priors before the 16th century...
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Pillerton Priors and
Pillerton Hersey are
jointly known as "The Pillertons".
There are 6
listed buildings in
Pillerton Priors.
Pillerton Priors once had...
-
Salford Priors and The Vineyard) and a post
office in the parish. For
gliding enthusiasts there is an
airfield two
miles from
Salford Priors where national...
