Proper Posteriors from Improper Priors for an Unidentified Errors-in-Variables Model
未识别测量误差模型中由非正规先验得到正规后验
The problem considered is inference in a simple errors-in-variables model where consistent estimation is impossible without introducing additional exact prior information. The probabilistic prior information required for Bayesian analysis is found to be surprisingly light: despite the model's lack of identification, a proper posterior is guaranteed for any bounded prior density, including those representing improper priors. This result is illustrated with the improper…