Monte Carlo approach to Bayesian regression modeling
The paper deals with the estimation of nonlinear response functions in stochastic models where data are disturbed by random noise. These functions are constructed from a set of functional units. Particularly histogram functions, B-splines and radial basis functions are inspected. The authors describe a method to estimate the used parameters by the Bayesian approach. The proposed approach is useful for estimation of Bayes-optimal values in complicated parameter spaces. Numerical examples illustrate the method. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0892.00024].
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