This is a note for me.
Confidence intervals: “Are the observed data x reasonable given the hypothesised values of θ?” == P(θ| x)
vs
Credible intervals: “What values of θ are reasonable given the observed data x?” == P(x| θ)
Those are related as “P(θ| x) = P(θ)P(x| θ)”
Credible intervals are part of Bayesian approach.
http://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/2272/whats-the-difference-between-a-confidence-interval-and-a-credible-interval
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Petri Lankoski, D.Arts, is a Associate Professor in Game Studies at the school of Communication, Media and IT at the Södertörn University, Sweden.
His research focuses on game design, game characters, role-playing, and playing experience. Petri has been concentrating on single-player video games but researched also (multi-player) pnp and live-action role-playing games. This blog focuses on his research on games and related things.
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