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Bayesian logic
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Bayesian logic
A type of reasoning in which the likelihood of an event occurring can be described in quantitative—ie probabilistic terms. See Artificial intelligence, Computer-assisted diagnosis.


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The Tabasco 2003 isolate grouped with 3 strains from 2001 and 2002 in Florida and Louisiana and more distantly with a New York isolate from 2000, with strong Bayesian probability and bootstrap support; inclusion of the New York grouse strain was weakly supported (bootstrap and Bayesian probability values <80%).
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Indeed, maximum likelihood and Bayesian probability theory offer the correct formalism for considering all data and model uncertainties; least-squares analysis is just one, albeit relatively general, instance of maximum likelihood.
 
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