The way of selecting low-informative priors (also called non-informative, objective, default or reference priors) is widely discussed in Bayesian statistics (see the review by Kass and Wassermann [29]; see also [2, 8, 9, 17, 20, 25, 26, 39]).
Dow Jones & Company has complained to the Securities and Exchange Commission that a proposed rule intended to prevent companies from giving information to a hand-picked group of investors would result in "less informative, less objective and less timely reporting".
As part of the Cambridge community, I expect that MIT students would be interested in reading informative and objective articles about political and academic struggles going on around them.
The low-informative or objective Bayesian methods seem appropriate in routine evaluation studies, where expertise or previous knowledge are often limited or hard to formalise.
Humane, sympathetic, objective, informative.
We did not consider reproducibility data where two or more tests were done on the same sample at the same time (e.g. two tests done using samples from the same blood draw); this would not have been informative for our objective of determining the within-person variability when the test is repeated over time (serial testing).
In spite of these limitations, using YLLs to rank the leading causes of premature death provides community residents, community-based organizations, policy makers, public health authorities, and researchers with local, representative, objective, and informative data to guide and inform public health priorities, and to direct and evaluate public health interventions.
In an ideal situation, we should also gather information from independent experts in order to have a possibly more objective and informative measurement of psychosocial development.
