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Summary,We characterise the starting points of the present book in Sect.?.. Its main results are summarised in Sect.?.. Several questions that one would like to have answered but that remain open, are collected in Sect.?..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-34728-4 density discussed in Sect.?.. Under a reparameterisation of the hypothesis, the uniform density generally changes into another one that is no longer uniform. If there were a distribution invariant under all transformations, it would be the universal ignorance prior. Such a distribution does not exi

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Human Development and Criminal Behavior. of a vector space. The transformations of event and parameter, introduced in Chap.?., are nonlinear. The probability distributions . and . are not elements of a vector space. Is it possible to define form invariance in terms of linear transformations of a vector space? This would give the possibil

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Human Development and Criminal Behaviorarticular without knowledge of the multiplication function. This is useful because the analysis of the symmetry group may be difficult. This is even of basic importance, because the formula allows one to generalise the definition of the prior . to cases where form invariance does not exist or is not

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9230-3densities and functions are discussed in Sect.?.. A symmetry argument can define the prior. This is described in Sects.?. and .. Prior distributions are not necessarily proper. In Sect.?., we comment on improper distributions because it is unusual to admit any of them. In Sect.?., we discuss the information conveyed by a proper distribution.