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January 1, 1985Communication in Statistics- Theory and Methods110 citations

The implementation of the bayesian paradigm

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ASA. F. M. SmithASA. M. SkeneJSJ.E. Shaw

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Routine implementation of the Bayesian paradigm requires an efficient approach to the calculation and display of posterior or predictive distributions for given likelihood and prior specifi- cations. In this paper we shall review some of the analytic and numerical approaches currently available, describing in detail a numerical integration strategy based on Gaussian quadrature, and an associated strategy for the reconstruction and display of distributions based on spline techniques.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a15a56da2f71238514e9b30https://doi.org/10.1080/03610928508828963
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