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Merging of opinions is a classical theorem in probability theory proved by Blackwell and Dubins in 1962. [1] It is often cited by researcher Vanessa…
x Understanding the Merging of Opinions with Increasing Information theorem — LessWrong Information Theory Infra-Bayesianism AI World Modeling Frontpage 16 Understanding the Merging of Opinions with Increasing Information theorem by ViktoriaMalyasova 21st Apr 2022 6 min read 1 16 Merging of opinions is a classical theorem in probability theory proved by Blackwell and Dubins in 1962. [1] It is often cited by researcher Vanessa Kosoy, so I decided to try and understand it as a first step to understanding the infrabayesianism theory. Introduction Intuitively, the theorem says that under certain c
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