Since these are losses that we do not want to see, there appears to be no reasonable way to learn such implausible losses from the data.
Also, priors for such implausible losses are chosen ad hoc as there appears to be no sensible way of learning such penalties from the data.
Ohlsson (p.44) defines learning as a meta-function for cognitive change and he states that it is implausible that cognitive change can be explained by a single learning mechanism.
The house in the play is, for example, hired out as the set for a porn film – something that he regarded as implausible, he writes, before he learned that a video guide at one stately home is voiced by "Jeffrey Archer, euphemistically described by the Trust at a 'provocative figure'".
Alternatively, cognitive control can be implemented as a part of the architecture itself, which is often implausible, because many strategies are learned and differ among individuals.
Furthermore, we favor a few common losses that were learned from the data, and penalize implausible losses and radicals.
Sturges has nothing to do but deliver a few lines of implausible exposition, which he does with the perfect French accent he learned in his peripatetic youth.
The club had first learned of the Football Association's ruling that John Terry's evidence was "improbable, implausible and contrived" in the hearing over whether the defender racially abused QPR's Anton Ferdinand.
It is implausible that a single 'right' decision is 'right' for all circumstances, but 'we can buy time while we learn more' (Bellassen and Luyssaert 2014).
It is still possible, of course, that we will learn that the engineers were under orders from management to beat the tests by any means necessary, but based on what we now know, that seems implausible.
