Nonparametric Predictive Inference for Discrete Data via Metropolis-Adjusted Dirichlet Sequences
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This article is motivated by challenges in conducting Bayesian inferences on unknown discrete distributions, with a particular focus on count data. To avoid the computational disadvantages of traditional mixture models, we develop a novel Bayesian predictive approach. In particular, our Metropolis-adjusted Dirichlet (mad) sequence model characterizes the predictive measure as a mixture of a base measure and Metropolis-Hastings kernels centered on previous data points. The resulting mad sequence is asymptotically exchangeable and the posterior on the data generator takes the form of a martingale posterior. This structure leads to straightforward algorithms for inference on count distributions, with easy extensions to multivariate, regression, and binary data cases. We obtain a useful asymptotic Gaussian approximation and illustrate the methodology on a variety of applications.