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physics.hist-ph2026
It's all in your head -- fine-tuning arguments do not require aleatoric uncertainty
Andrew Fowlie
Prompted by misconceptions in the recent literature, we review the justifications for naturalness arguments and Occam's razor found in Bayesian statistics. We discuss the automatic…
stat.CO2025
PolyStan: PolyChord nested sampling and Bayesian evidences for Stan models
Andrew Fowlie
Sampling from multi-modal distributions and estimating marginal likelihoods, also known as evidences and normalizing constants, are well-known challenges in statistical computation…
hep-ph2025★ 2 cited
stanhf: HistFactory models in the probabilistic programming language Stan
Andrew Fowlie
In collider physics, experiments are often based on counting the numbers of events in bins of a histogram. We present a new way to build and analyze statistical models that describ…