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If π0​=P(H0​) and π1​=P(H1​)=1−π0​, the prior odds on the null hypothesis are
O01​=π1​π0​​.​
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These odds concern which model is true before seeing the observations. They are separate from the prior distribution of the success probability within the alternative model.

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