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多元高斯过程驱动的时空 Cox 过程精确贝叶斯推断AI 解读

Summary We present a novel inference methodology to perform Bayesian inference for spatiotemporal Cox processes where the intensity function depends on a multivariate Gaussian process. Dynamic Gaussian processes are introduced to enable evolution of the intensity function over discrete time. The novelty of the method lies on the fact that no discretization error is involved despite the non-tractability of the likelihood function and infinite dimensionality of the problem.…

马尔可夫链蒙特卡洛：用于贝叶斯推断的随机模拟AI 解读

Introduction Stochastic simulation Introduction Generation of Discrete Random Quantities Generation of Continuous Random Quantities Generation of Random Vectors and Matrices Resampling Methods Exercises Bayesian Inference Introduction Bayes' Theorem Conjugate Distributions Hierarchical Models Dynamic Models Spatial Models Model Comparison Exercises Approximate methods of inference Introduction Asymptotic Approximations Approximations by Gaussian Quadrature Monte Carlo…

动态层级模型AI 解读

SUMMARY An analysis of a time series of cross-sectional data is considered under a Bayesian perspective. Information is modelled in terms of prior distributions and stratified parametric linear models developed by Lindley and Smith and dynamic linear models developed by Harrison and Stevens are merged into a general framework. This is shown to include many models proposed in econometrics and experimental design. Properties of the model are derived and shrinkage estimators…

点过程统计分析的动态方法AI 解读

An approach to the analysis of point processes based on sequential analysis of successive intervals assuming a piecewise constant intensity rate is presented. Bayesian inference for processes with explanatory variables is derived in terms of on-line estimation, filtering and prediction. Limiting equations for the time-continuous intensity rate are obtained and solved for the no-covariates case. Examples are provided and the approach is applied in a numerical example.

点过程统计分析的动态方法AI 解读

An approach to the analysis of point processes based on sequential analysis of successive intervals assuming a piecewise constant intensity rate is presented. Bayesian inference for processes with explanatory variables is derived in terms of on-line estimation, filtering and prediction. Limiting equations for the time-continuous intensity rate are obtained and solved for the no-covariates case. Examples are provided and the approach is applied in a numerical example.