Definition:Bayesian Probability Model
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Definition
The Bayesian probability model is a mathematical model that defines the probability of an event occurring as a degree of belief.
That is, that probability is defined as the degree of which it is rational to believe certain statements based on intuition, experience, judgment, or opinion.
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Source of Name
This entry was named for Thomas Bayes.
Also see
Sources
- Merrilee H. Salmon: Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking (1995) $\S 6.1$
- For a video presentation of the contents of this page, visit the Khan Academy.
