A measure of the evidence provided by the data, D, in favour of model M1 as opposed to model M2. The Bayes factor is B, given by
The value of B may be assessed with the following table, derived from that suggested by Jeffreys:2ln(B)
evidence in favour of M1
<0
Negative
0–2.2
Not worth more than a bare mention
2.2–6
Positive
6–10
Strong
>10
Very strong
- Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geochemistry, and Ranging
- mercury-vapour lamp
- mercury–manganese star
- Meredith incident (1962)
- mereological sum
- mereology
- merganser
- mergeable heap
- merged CMOS/bipolar
- merge exchange sort
- merger
- merge sort
- merging
- mericarp
- meridian
- meridian angle
- meridian astronomy
- meridian, celestial
- meridian circle
- meridian passage
- meridian telescope
- meridian, terrestrial
- meridian transit
- meridional circulation
- meridional overturning circulation