> it will coincide with the confidence interval if you assume a uniform prior, that is, if before running the experiment you figure every result is equally likely
Huh? Unless you can bound the set of potential results, this isn't possible. Say I want to estimate the half-life of some material (bounded below, but not above). A uniform prior doesn't exist. How will the credible interval relate to the confidence interval?
Huh? Unless you can bound the set of potential results, this isn't possible. Say I want to estimate the half-life of some material (bounded below, but not above). A uniform prior doesn't exist. How will the credible interval relate to the confidence interval?