Changeset 353 for doc/html/intro.html

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06/02/09 10:08:06 (15 years ago)

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smidl

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• doc/html/intro.html (modified) (2 diffs)

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 Getting results from BM</a></h2>
 As introduced above, the results of parameter estimation are in the form of probability density function conditioned on numerical values. This type of information is represented by class <code>epdf</code>.<p>
-This class allows such as moment evaluation via methods <code>mean()</code> and <code>variance()</code>, marginalization via method <code>marginal()</code>, and conditioning via method <code>condition()</code>.<p>
+This class allows such as moment evaluation via methods <code><a class="el" href="group__statistics.html#g0d54de7e2151c01c03d2a67728d9348f" title="The mean value.">mean()</a></code> and <code><a class="el" href="group__statistics.html#g9245a3ae0b0ea33e57991d449abd1c9e" title="The variance of the elements in the vector. Normalized with N-1 to be unbiased.">variance()</a></code>, marginalization via method <code>marginal()</code>, and conditioning via method <code>condition()</code>.<p>
 Also, it allows generation of a sample via <code>sample()</code> and evaluation of one value of the posterior parameter likelihood via <code>evallog()</code>. Multivariate versions of these operations are also available by adding suffix <code>_m</code>, i.e. <code>sample_m()</code> and <code>evallog_m()</code>. These methods providen multiple samples and evaluation of likelihood in multiple points respectively.<h2><a class="anchor" name="pc">
 Classes for probability calculus</a></h2>
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  In our setup, <img class="formulaInl" alt="$ f(a|b,c) $" src="form_97.png"> is represented by an <code>mpdf</code> while <img class="formulaInl" alt="$ f(b) $" src="form_98.png"> and <img class="formulaInl" alt="$ f(c) $" src="form_99.png"> by two <code>epdfs</code>. We need to distinguish the latter two from each other and to deside in which order they should be added to the mpdf. This distinction is facilitated by the class <code>RV</code> which uniquely identify a random varibale.<p>
 Therefore, each pdf keeps record on which RVs it represents; <code>epdf</code> needs to know only one <code>RV</code> stored in the attribute <code>rv</code>; <code>mpdf</code> needs to keep two <code>RVs</code>, one for variable on which it is defined (<code>rv</code>) and one for variable incondition which is stored in attribute <code>rvc</code>. </div>
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