Martin Modrák
@modrakm.bsky.social
Biostatistics/bioinformatics at Charles University, 2nd faculty of Medicine. Bayesian in practice, but not a fan of Bayesian epistemology. Main on fedi: https://bayes.club/@modrak_m
Blog: https://martinmodrak.cz
Blog: https://martinmodrak.cz
It neg. bin regression, exact Bayesian answer is much closer to a correct frequentist answer (worst-case coverage of 95% intervals) than standard frequentist approaches. Not sure how general phenomenon this is. 2/
July 11, 2025 at 5:49 AM
It neg. bin regression, exact Bayesian answer is much closer to a correct frequentist answer (worst-case coverage of 95% intervals) than standard frequentist approaches. Not sure how general phenomenon this is. 2/