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Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics
A hands-on introduction to computational statistics from a Bayesian point of view Providing a solid grounding in statistics while uniquely covering the topics from a Bayesian perspective, Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics successfully guides readers through this new, cutting-edge appro...
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John Wiley & Sons
2011
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author | Bolstad, William M |
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description | A hands-on introduction to computational statistics from a Bayesian point of view Providing a solid grounding in statistics while uniquely covering the topics from a Bayesian perspective, Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics successfully guides readers through this new, cutting-edge approach. With its hands-on treatment of the topic, the book shows how samples can be drawn from the posterior distribution when the formula giving its shape is all that is known, and how Bayesian inferences can be based on these samples from the posterior. These ideas are illustrated on common statistic |
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spelling | cern-14379032021-04-22T00:32:30Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1437903engBolstad, William MUnderstanding Computational Bayesian StatisticsMathematical Physics and Mathematics A hands-on introduction to computational statistics from a Bayesian point of view Providing a solid grounding in statistics while uniquely covering the topics from a Bayesian perspective, Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics successfully guides readers through this new, cutting-edge approach. With its hands-on treatment of the topic, the book shows how samples can be drawn from the posterior distribution when the formula giving its shape is all that is known, and how Bayesian inferences can be based on these samples from the posterior. These ideas are illustrated on common statisticJohn Wiley & Sonsoai:cds.cern.ch:14379032011 |
spellingShingle | Mathematical Physics and Mathematics Bolstad, William M Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics |
title | Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics |
title_full | Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics |
title_fullStr | Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics |
title_full_unstemmed | Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics |
title_short | Understanding Computational Bayesian Statistics |
title_sort | understanding computational bayesian statistics |
topic | Mathematical Physics and Mathematics |
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