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first sentence "which is particularly useful when the amount of possible" should be "number" instead of "amount" since variable is a count noun here

In what way did Madigan & Raftery (1994) address spike and slab selection? It doesn't jump out at me from the paper and it's not mentioned in the other three papers, all of which are clearly related. Dk657 ( talk) 00:02, 4 November 2018 (UTC) reply