stated conditions in the univariate location model with known scale parameter needed for there to be either vanishing likelihood or prior influence on the posterior distribution when there is a conflict between likelihood and prior. More recently, Pericchi and Sanso (1995, Biometrika 82, 223 225) no
Robust Bayesian Inference on Scale Parameters
✍ Scribed by Carmen Fernández; Jacek Osiewalski; Mark F.J Steel
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2001
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 160 KB
- Volume
- 77
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0047-259X
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✦ Synopsis
We represent random vectors Z that take values in R n &[0] as Z=RY, where R is a positive random variable and Y takes values in an (n&1)-dimensional space Y. By fixing the distribution of either R or Y, while imposing independence between them, different classes of distributions on R n can be generated. As examples, the spherical, l q -spherical, "-spherical and anisotropic classes can be interpreted in this unifying framework. We present a robust Bayesian analysis on a scale parameter in the pure scale model and in the regression model. In particular, we consider robustness of posterior inference on the scale parameter when the sampling distribution ranges over classes related to those mentioned above. Some links between Bayesian and sampling-theory results are also highlighted.
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