Deletion of Bayesian community

Comment: There are a few different kinds of ''Bayesian community'' out there. There is the community of folks practicing Bayesian statistics, served for instance by the International Society for Bayesian Analysis. There is the http://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1162/NECO_a_00314?journalCode=neco Bayesian Community Detection problem in network analysis. And then there is the neologism coined by J. Schrager for the kinds of cognitive interactions seen in scientific networks and in particular as a synonym for multistage inference in his CACHE program (see section 6.3 and note 2 in his paper). The article is about the Shrager neologism. As far as I can tell from Google Scholar, there is a primary reference and 2-3 citations of that paper in other publications. There are no secondary or independent sources that I can find. The topic thus falls below threshold for general notability per . Lack of notability suggests that this article be deleted
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Comment: this smacks of classic |original research
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