Win-Stay, Lose-Sample: A simple sequential algorithm for approximating Bayesian inference

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@gualtieropicc Reminds me of Bonawitz et al 2014 - not sure where that literature has gone since, but seemed like a relevant attempt to bridge the computational vs. algorithmic divide https://t.co/9uaS3EnaLo

RT @AbirYaniv: #APaperADay @E_Bonawitz ponders how adults and children could possibly be optimal Bayesian learners, when even statisticians…

Win-Stay, Lose-Sample: A simple sequential algorithm for approximating Bayesian inference. https://t.co/hiwtW86g9I

RT @AbirYaniv: #APaperADay @E_Bonawitz ponders how adults and children could possibly be optimal Bayesian learners, when even statisticians…

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