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Far from hypothetical, we have encountered these issues in our experiences with "bigdata" prediction problems. In the context of prediction problems, another benefit is that the models produce an estimate of the uncertainty in their predictions: the predictive posterior distribution. Cambridge University Press, (2006). [2]
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