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Learning rate selection via weighted Fisher divergence
The general Bayesian approach provides a flexible framework by introducing a loss-based likelihood with a learning rate controlling the relative weight of the likelihood and prior. This flexibility creates an important calibration problem under model misspecification, where the conventional Bayesian
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