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Multi‐segments Naïve Bayes classifier in likelihood space
Naïve Bayes (NB) classifier has shown amazing performance in many real applications. However, the true probability distributions are usually unknown and tend to be quite complicated with high feature dimensions.
Zhenchong Zhao, Xiaodan Wang
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Multi-modal remote sensory learning for multi-objects over autonomous devices
IntroductionThere has been an increasing focus on object segmentation within remote sensing images in recent years due to advancements in remote sensing technology and the growing significance of these images in both military and civilian realms.
Aysha Naseer +10 more
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Yuhei Hatakenaka,1– 3 Koutaro Hachiya,4 Shino Ikezoe,5 Jakob Åsberg Johnels,2 Christopher Gillberg2 1Facuty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of the Ryukyus, Nishihara, Okinawa, Japan; 2Gillberg Neuropsychiatry Centre, Sahlgrenska Academy ...
Hatakenaka Y +4 more
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Background P values are the most commonly used tool to measure evidence against a hypothesis. Several attempts have been made to transform P values to minimum Bayes factors and minimum posterior probabilities of the hypothesis under consideration ...
Held Leonhard
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Differentially private posterior summaries for linear regression coefficients
In Bayesian regression modeling, often analysts summarize inferences using posterior probabilities and quantiles, such as the posterior probability that a coefficient exceeds zero or the posterior median of that coefficient.
Gilad Amitai, Jerome Reiter
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Failure Diagnosis Analysis of Medical Equipment Based on Fault Tree and Fuzzy Bayesian Network
ObjectiveTo enhance the reliability of medical equipment, this study aims to develop a failure cause diagnosis model and provide rational suggestions for efficient equipment use.
Ke ZHANG, Liang HUANG
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Détente: A Practical Understanding of P values and Bayesian Posterior Probabilities [PDF]
Stephen J. Ruberg
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Background The common frequentist approach is limited in providing investigators with appropriate measures for conducting a new trial. To answer such important questions and one has to look at Bayesian statistics.
David J. Biau +5 more
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Item-Fit Statistic Based on Posterior Probabilities of Membership in Ability Groups
Bartosz Kondratek
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