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Ill-posed problems arise in a wide variety of practical statistical situations, ranging from biased sampling and Wicksell's problem in stereology to regression, errors-in-variables and empirical Bayes models. The common mathematics behind many of these problems is operator inversion. When this inverse...
This follows from the long statistical tradition and the fact that the first attempts at solving inverse problems in the spirit of statistical reasoning were based on a particular interpretation of the Bayes theorem (Tarantola, 1987). However, in my opinion the intense theoretical development of ...
8 carried out a multicentre study based on two centres, in Sikkim and China; in the former country, 60 (69%) of the patients put into the ‘high-risk’ group (by applying Bayes' theorem using a computer system) for re-bleeding experienced this event (27 (54%) died), whereas this ...
Inversion with learned surrogates Replacing PDE solutions by approximate solutions yielded by trained FNO surrogates has two main advantages when solving inverse problems. First, as mentioned earlier, FNOs are orders of magnitude faster than numerical PDE solves, which allows for many simulations at neg...
1.2 Bayes’ Theorem 4 1.3 Bayes’ Theorem and the Focus Group 6 1.4 The Flavors of Probability 8 1.4.1 Common Ground 9 1.4.2 Frequency-Based Probability 9 1.4.3 Subjective Probability 10 1.5 Summary 11 1.6 Notation Introduced in this Chapter 11 2 A First Look at Bayesian Computation 12 2....
1.2 Bayes’ Theorem 4 1.3 Bayes’ Theorem and the Focus Group 6 1.4 The Flavors of Probability 8 1.4.1 Common Ground 9 1.4.2 Frequency-Based Probability 9 1.4.3 Subjective Probability 10 1.5 Summary 11 1.6 Notation Introduced in this Chapter 11 2 A First Look at Bayes...
Another property of the Hamiltonian function is that it preserves volume in the (q,p) space, known as the Liouvilles theorem. One brief explanation is that if we apply the time mapping T to the points in some region R of the (q,p) space with volume V, the image of R under T ...
Although deep learning has achieved remarkable success in various scientific machine learning applications, its opaque nature poses concerns regarding inte