Pseudolikelihood

Pseudolikelihood is a measure of how likely a given event is to occur. It is used in statistics to help make decisions about which events to study.

Pseudolikelihood can be thought of as the probability of an event, but it doesn’t actually involve any real data.

Instead, pseudolikelihood is based on the assumption that the data we have is representative of the whole population.

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