Bayesian Analysis of the Independent Multi Normal Process Neither Mean Nor Prec
Bayesian Analysis of the Independent Multi Normal Process Neither Mean Nor Prec
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1 Joint Distribution of (m", y") The joint density of (m", V") is, provided n' > 0, v' > 0, and v > is D(m-, V"|m', V', n', v'> n, v) ot | r-v' -nMm--m' ) (m"-m- )'^ p^'^ (17a) where n*=n'n-/n . ^^^^^ - 16 - and the range of (m", y") is R, „ „, = ((m", y")|-»< m" < -fw and V"-C is PDSj . (17c) Proof : Following the argument of subsections 12. 1. 4 and 12. 6. 1 of [5] we can establish that n (m-ra')*^h(m-m') = n*(m"-m' /h(m"-m' ) (18a) where n*=n'n"/n. The same line of argument allows us to write y"=y'+y+n'(m'm')'^ + n(m m*^) - n"(m"m"'^) = V'+V + n*(m"-m' ) (m"-m' ) '^. (18b) From (7) we have (m, V) = (^ (n"m"-n'm'), V"-V' -n*(m"-m') (m"-m' )'^) . Letting J(m", V"; m, V) denote the Jacobian of the integrand transformation from (m, y) to (m", y")^ we make this transformation in (10b), obtaining (17a). Since J(m", y"; m, y) = J(m", m) J(y", y) and both J(m", m) and J(y", V) are constants involving neither m" nor V", neither does J(m", V"j m, V) . When v<0 and V is singular the numerator in (17a) vanishes, so that the density exists only if v > 0.
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1 Joint Distribution of (m", y") The joint density of (m", V") is, provided n' > 0, v' > 0, and v > is D(m-, V"|m', V', n', v'> n, v) ot | r-v' -nMm--m' ) (m"-m- )'^ p^'^ (17a) where n*=n'n-/n . ^^^^^ - 16 - and the range of (m", y") is R, „ „, = ((m", y")|-»< m" < -fw and V"-C is PDSj . (17c) Proof : Following the argument of subsections 12. 1. 4 and 12. 6. 1 of [5] we can establish that n (m-ra')*^h(m-m') = n*(m"-m' /h(m"-m' ) (18a) where n*=n'n"/n. The same line of argument allows us to write y"=y'+y+n'(m'm')'^ + n(m m*^) - n"(m"m"'^) = V'+V + n*(m"-m' ) (m"-m' ) '^. (18b) From (7) we have (m, V) = (^ (n"m"-n'm'), V"-V' -n*(m"-m') (m"-m' )'^) . Letting J(m", V"; m, V) denote the Jacobian of the integrand transformation from (m, y) to (m", y")^ we make this transformation in (10b), obtaining (17a). Since J(m", y"; m, y) = J(m", m) J(y", y) and both J(m", m) and J(y", V) are constants involving neither m" nor V", neither does J(m", V"j m, V) . When v<0 and V is singular the numerator in (17a) vanishes, so that the density exists only if v > 0.
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