The included estimates might not actually be that accurate, so it might not make sense to use them to construct a prior.
My understanding was that the DCPP estimates were very rough, (for example, one of the estimates for deworming was way off in terms of education benefits, wasn’t it) so it wouldn’t really make sense to call it a prior based on empirical/field observation.
My understanding was that the DCPP estimates were very rough, (for example, one of the estimates for deworming was way off in terms of education benefits, wasn’t it) so it wouldn’t really make sense to call it a prior based on empirical/field observation.
Yep, that’s part of the reason why I’m not using those results.