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If you want to study up on Bayesian stats, I'd recommend Bayesian Data Analysis, 2nd ed by Gelman et. al over Jaynes's opus. There aren't enough problem sets in PT:LOS, and the problems aren't very relevant to the actual practice of Bayesian statistics.
Thanks. Right now, though, I'm constrained by the books I currently have. I just don't have ~$50 to spend on an extra textbook. On the other hand, how does the first edition compare to the second? It's at about $20 on amazon, which I may be able to do.
The Leatherby Library at Chapman University has a copy of the second edition (link). You're going to be there in 8 days, right?
Wow, I didn't even think to check their library and I'm the one who's going to be there in 8 days. Thanks.