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Suppose the posterior distribution Tpost has a pdf k(0|x1,... , xn), 0 E R. Given c1, c2 > 0, consider the ss function L(0, a) such that Ī(0, a) = Sa(0 – a), 0 > a, lc2(a – 0), 0 < a. cove that the Bayesian estimator 0 with respect to L is the quantile of the posterior distribution.

Suppose the posterior distribution Tpost has a pdf k(0|x1,... , xn), 0 E R. Given c1, c2 > 0, consider the ss function L(0, a) such that Ī(0, a) = Sa(0 – a), 0 > a, lc2(a – 0), 0 < a. cove that the Bayesian estimator 0 with respect to L is the quantile of the posterior distribution.

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