MHB Prior probability distributions

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Hi folks.

I've a question.

Let k be a parameter which must be estimated. It lies within the interval (a;b), a and b being finite real numbers.

Let us further assume we dispose of a series of measurements X of known standard deviations.
X is a complex function of k.

What are Jeffreys prior Bernardo's prior?

Many thanks for your answer :-)
 
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