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Topics on the Foundations of Robust Bayesian Analysis

One of the strengths of the Bayesian approach resides in the wealth and variety of axiomatic systems leading to the subjective expected loss model, which underpins Bayesian inference and decision analysis. This chapter surveys whether a similar situation holds for robust Bayesian analysis, overviewing foundational results leading to standard computations in robust Bayesian analysis.

David Ríos Insua | Regino Criado | D. Insua | R. Criado

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