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Bayesian Inference
Original title: ベイズ推論
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Bayesian inference (Japanese reading: Beizu suitei; English: Bayesian inference) means probabilistically inferring matters one wishes to estimate (causal events responsible for observed events) from observed events (observed facts), based on Bayesian probability. Bayes' theorem is used as its fundamental methodology and gives it its name.
ベイズ推定（ベイズすいてい、英: Bayesian inference）とは、ベイズ確率の考え方に基づき、観測事象（観測された事実）から、推定したい事柄（それの起因である原因事象）を、確率的な意味で推論することを指す。 ベイズの定理が基本的な方法論として用いられ、名前の由来となっている
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