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Bayes theorem gives
logp(θ∣y)=logL(θ)+logπ(θ)−logZ.
(1)
Taking its posterior expectation after subtracting logπ(θ) yields
DKL​(p(θ∣y)∥π)=Eθ∣y​logL(θ)−logZ.
(2)
Thus the equality holds for every proper prior and valid likelihood for which the displayed expectations are well-defined.

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