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| author | Schindler, Juni Klumbytė, Goda Fuller, Matthew |
| author_facet | Schindler, Juni Klumbytė, Goda Fuller, Matthew |
| contents | This is the introduction and lead article to the Situated Bayes special issue of Computational Culture. The article introduces Bayes' Theorem and aspects of its contemporary uses, for instance in machine learning. A mathematical discussion is developed alongside a consideration of Bayes Theorem in relation to critical theories of knowledge, specifically the discussion of situated knowledge in feminist theories of science, pluriversal knowledge in decolonial theory, and critical approaches to mathematics. We discuss whether there are possible resonances between Bayesian mapping of multiple functions and the idea of the subjective on the one hand and these theoretical propositions on the other and propose further lines of enquiry for future research. In closing the introduction, the contributions to the special issue are briefly described. |
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| spellingShingle | Situated Bayes -- Feminist and Pluriversal Perspectives on Bayesian Knowledge Schindler, Juni Klumbytė, Goda Fuller, Matthew Computers and Society This is the introduction and lead article to the Situated Bayes special issue of Computational Culture. The article introduces Bayes' Theorem and aspects of its contemporary uses, for instance in machine learning. A mathematical discussion is developed alongside a consideration of Bayes Theorem in relation to critical theories of knowledge, specifically the discussion of situated knowledge in feminist theories of science, pluriversal knowledge in decolonial theory, and critical approaches to mathematics. We discuss whether there are possible resonances between Bayesian mapping of multiple functions and the idea of the subjective on the one hand and these theoretical propositions on the other and propose further lines of enquiry for future research. In closing the introduction, the contributions to the special issue are briefly described. |
| title | Situated Bayes -- Feminist and Pluriversal Perspectives on Bayesian Knowledge |
| topic | Computers and Society |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09472 |