Description Usage Arguments Details Value References Examples
skewtprior creates a list with prior parameters required by mixskewtGibbs. The prior is given by
(mu,Sigma) ~ N(mu; m,g*Sigma) * IWishart(Sigma; Q, q)
0.5*(alpha+1) ~ Beta(a,b)
nu is discrete with P(nu=j)=nuprobs[j]
probs ~ Symmetric Dirichlet(r), where r is a scalar
1 | skewtprior(p,G,m=rep(0,p),g=1,Q=diag(p),q=p+1,a=2,b=2,r=1/G,nuprobs=priornuJS(1:30,k=2.78,numax=30))
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p |
Number of variables in the observed data |
G |
Number of mixture components |
m |
Location parameter for prior on mu given Sigma |
g |
Scale parameter for prior on mu given Sigma |
Q |
Scale matrix for Inverse Wishart prior on Sigma |
q |
Degrees of freedom of Inverse Wishart prior on Sigma |
a |
Prior on (alpha+1)/2 is Beta(a,b) |
b |
Prior on (alpha+1)/2 is Beta(a,b) |
r |
Prior on mixture component weights is Dirichlet(r) |
nuprobs |
vector where P(nu=j)=nuprobs[j]. Names can be provided, else it is assumed that support of nu ranges from 1 to length(nuprobs) |
The Juarez-Steel prior is proportional to k*nu/(nu+k)^3.
The Villa-Walker prior is proportional to
(log(nu+1)-log(nu))/2 + lbeta(0.5,(nu+1)/2) - lbeta(0.5,nu/2) - 0.5*(nu+1)*int1 + 0.5*(nu+2)*int2
where f1= E(log(1+x^2/nu)), f2= E(log(1+x^2/(nu+1))) and x follows a standard t with nu degrees of freedom.
List with elements mu, Sigma, alpha, nu and probs containing the prior parameters.
Rossell D., Steel M.F.J. Continuous non-Gassian mixtures. In Handbook of Cluster Analysis, CRC Press.
1 | ##See help(mixskewtGibbs)
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