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Suppose I am dead-set on using Bayesian inference on independent and identically distributed data, but I'm lazy and insist on using a parametric likelihood function come what may. I'd be reassured to ...

Given a random variable $X$ distributed under some computable distribution $P$ we have, $$0 \le E[K(X)] - H(P) \le K(P)$$ Where $H(P)$ is the entropy of $P$. I tried using Hoeffding concentration ...

Recently I was asking about the impact of the groundbreaking result MIP*=RE on logic and proof theory (see this discussion). Surprising as it is I got confused with the following: MIP* is a ,,quantum''...