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Application of Bayesian statistics to estimate nitrous oxide emission factors of three nitrogen fertilisers on UK grasslands.

open access: yesEnviron Int, 2019
Cowan N   +15 more
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Taguchi–Bayesian Sampling: A Roadmap for Polymer Database Construction Toward Small Representative Machine Learning

open access: yesAdvanced Intelligent Discovery, EarlyView.
This article establishes a Taguchi–Bayesian sampling strategy to reconstruct polymer processing–property landscape at minimal sampling cost, generically building the roadmap for materials database construction from sampling their vast design space. This sampling strategy is featured by an alternating lesson between uniformity and representativeness ...
Han Liu, Liantang Li
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The Development of Bayesian Statistics

Journal of the Indian Institute of Science, 2022
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Overview of Bayesian Statistics

Evaluation Review, 2020
Bayesian statistics is becoming a popular approach to handling complex statistical modeling. This special issue of Evaluation Review features several Bayesian contributions. In this overview, I present the basics of Bayesian inference. Bayesian statistics is based on the principle that parameters have a distribution of beliefs about them that behave ...
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Bayesian statistics for parasitologists

Trends in Parasitology, 2004
Bayesian statistical methods are increasingly being used in the analysis of parasitological data. Here, the basis of differences between the Bayesian method and the classical or frequentist approach to statistical inference is explained. This is illustrated with practical implications of Bayesian analyses using prevalence estimation of strongyloidiasis
María-Gloria, Basáñez   +4 more
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Understanding Bayesian Statistics

Journal of Spinal Disorders & Techniques, 2015
Modern computing power has given us the ability to approach statistical questions in a manner which was previously impossible because of the time-consuming nature of the calculations required. Computer power has enabled the use of Bayesian inference techniques, based on 18th century theory, to frame statistical questions in probability.
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