16.1 Suppose there are two normal populations that are each two-dimensional with unknown parameters. We want to
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16.1 Suppose there are two normal populations that are each two-dimensional with unknown parameters. We want to classify an observation z. Suppose the training samples give x = (2,3)' S = x = (3,1)' == 3 (14) S = (22) based upon N = N = 10 observations. Let the observed vector be given by z = (2.1.5)'. If the prior odds are equal, classify z into one of the two populations.
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Subjective And Objective Bayesian Statistics
ISBN: 9780471348436
2nd Edition
Authors: S. James Press
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