Recently, Rigon and Durante (2018) discussed a Bayesian nonparametric dependent mixture model, which is based on a predictor-dependent stick-breaking construction. They provided theoretical support and proposed a variety of algorithms for posterior inference, including a Gibbs sampler. Their results rely on a formal representation of the stick-breaking construction, which has an appealing interpretation in terms of continuation-ratio logistic regressions. In this paper we review the contribution of Rigon and Durante (2018), and we extend their proposal to the case of partial exchangeability with count data. As an illustration of this methodology, we analyze the number of epileptic seizures of a single patient in a clinical trial.
Rigon, T. (2018). Logit stick-breaking priors for partially exchangeable count data [Distribuzioni a priori stick-breaking logistiche per dati di conteggio parzialmente scambiabili]. In Book of Short Papers of the Italian Statistical Society 2018 (pp.64-71). Pearson.
Logit stick-breaking priors for partially exchangeable count data [Distribuzioni a priori stick-breaking logistiche per dati di conteggio parzialmente scambiabili]
Rigon, T
Primo
2018
Abstract
Recently, Rigon and Durante (2018) discussed a Bayesian nonparametric dependent mixture model, which is based on a predictor-dependent stick-breaking construction. They provided theoretical support and proposed a variety of algorithms for posterior inference, including a Gibbs sampler. Their results rely on a formal representation of the stick-breaking construction, which has an appealing interpretation in terms of continuation-ratio logistic regressions. In this paper we review the contribution of Rigon and Durante (2018), and we extend their proposal to the case of partial exchangeability with count data. As an illustration of this methodology, we analyze the number of epileptic seizures of a single patient in a clinical trial.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.