The phrase "a set of prior" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may require additional context or modification to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a set of prior studies to draw their conclusions."
Alternatives: "a collection of previous" or "a group of earlier".
The measures – the ultimate U-turn for a government that once pledged to eradicate austerity – are the latest in a set of "prior actions" Athens must take to complete an economic review that will unlock desperately needed bailout funds to avert default.
A set of prior distributions for the observation and state variances may be considered in practice.
With the aid of a set of prior information, road detection is improved.
Stochastic interpolation using data from the meteorological and hydrological networks were used to produce a set of prior digital maps of precipitation, actual evapotranspiration and runoff.
In [15, 17], the authors create a model of a set of prior shapes by assuming that shape priors follow pixel-wise Gaussian distributions.
After obtaining a set of prior positive clues, we used it to find text lines that contained at least one positive clue.
Consider a market model under a set of priors ({mathcal {P}}).
According to the complete class theorem (see e.g., [34]), there is always at least a set of priors and loss functions that can explain any observed behaviour.
Secondary forms occur in a setting of prior irradiation or other malignant transformation from benign bony disorders such as Paget's disease.
Divergence of minimax model results from expected value is quantified and a set of possible prior distributions expressing a degree of Knightian uncertainty corresponding to risk preference determined.
In the model, an expert has private information on the effect of a policy proposal and communicates to a set of voters prior to a vote over whether or not to implement the proposal.
