2020
DOI: 10.1214/20-ejs1694
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Beta-Binomial stick-breaking non-parametric prior

Abstract: A new class of nonparametric prior distributions, termed Beta-Binomial stick-breaking process, is proposed. By allowing the underlying length random variables to be dependent through a Beta marginals Markov chain, an appealing discrete random probability measure arises. The chain's dependence parameter controls the ordering of the stick-breaking weights, and thus tunes the model's label-switching ability. Also, by tuning this parameter, the resulting class contains the Dirichlet process and the Geometric proce… Show more

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“…If µ defines a DSBp with parameters (β, θ, µ 0 ), we call Φ as in (15) a Dirichlet driven stick-breaking mixture (DSBm) with parameters (β, θ, µ 0 , G). Whenever G(• | s n ) converges weakly to G(• | s), as s n → s in S, the mapping…”
Section: Numerical Illustrationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…If µ defines a DSBp with parameters (β, θ, µ 0 ), we call Φ as in (15) a Dirichlet driven stick-breaking mixture (DSBm) with parameters (β, θ, µ 0 , G). Whenever G(• | s n ) converges weakly to G(• | s), as s n → s in S, the mapping…”
Section: Numerical Illustrationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…for some V = (v i ) i≥1 , taking values in [0, 1], hereinafter referred to as length variables. Although there are models featuring dependent length variables [12,10,9,15], most efforts have concentrated in the case where these are mutually independent [30,27,18]. Our proposal here is to study the class of stick-breaking processes with exchangeable length variables.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%