4. Let G(0.5) k (t) be the posterior median of Gk(t). (a) Show that for each t,...
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4. Let G(0.5)
k (t) be the posterior median of Gk(t).
(a) Show that for each t, G(0.5)
k (t) minimizes expected, integrated absolute loss, E 8 | Gest k (t) − Gk(t) | dt9
.
(b) Outline an algorithm to compute G(0.5)
k (t) using MCMC output.
(c) Let k = 100 and assume that, a posteriori (θ1,...,θk) are i.i.d. with distribution that is a 50/50 mixture of a N(–2, 1) and a N(2,1). Simulate from this distribution by drawing B = 1000 samples each of size 100 and compute G¯k and G(0.5)
k (t) from the output. Graphically and numerically compare these estimates to each other and to the generating distribution.
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Bayesian Methods For Data Analysis
ISBN: 9781584886976
3rd Edition
Authors: Bradley P. Carlin, Thomas A. Louis
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