Randomness Testing with Bayesian Stats

LESSWRONGneutral2026-06-26 20:35:04 UTC
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If Bayesian stats is so great, it should be able to do everything that ordinary stats can do. Indeed, as a fan of Bayesian stats, I have not made much of an attempt to learn normal stats with its p-values and t-tests outside what was required for my highschool statistics class many years ago. But was this really a wise decision on my part? 1 Randomness Testing Consider the following problem: We have a random bit generator. It should generate independent random bits, each bit at 1:1 odds of…

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