Changing Parameters by Partial Mappings
Changing Parameters by Partial Mappings
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发表时间:
2010
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1.4
通讯作者:
M. Wiedenbeck;N. Wermuth
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作者:
M. Wiedenbeck;N. Wermuth
Changes between different sets of parameters are often needed in mul- tivariate statistical modeling, such as transformations within linear regression or in exponential models. There may, for instance, be specific inference questions based on subject matter interpretations, alternative well-fitting constrained mod- els, compatibility judgements of seemingly distinct constrained models, or different reference priors under alternative parameterizations. We introduce and discuss a partial mapping, called partial replication, and re- late it to a more complex mapping, called partial inversion. Both operations are used to decompose matrix operations, to explain recursion relations among sets of linear parameters, to change between different types of linear models, to approxi- mate maximum-likelihood estimates in exponential family models under indepen- dence constraints, and to switch partially between sets of canonical and moment parameters in exponential family distributions or between sets of corresponding maximum-likelihood estimates.