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Equal likelihoods preserve model odds (P(D∣H1​)=P(D∣H2​)⇒O12​(D)=O12​)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Area of mathematics Probability and statistics Statistical inference Bayesian statistics Bayesian model evidence Bayes factor
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For two models with finite positive prior odds, a sequence of data with identical conditional likelihoods under both models has Bayes factor one. The posterior odds therefore equal the prior odds. This requires equality of the probability model for all the data considered, not merely that both models fit a selected data set.

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