Titlebook: Bayesian Inference and Maximum Entropy Methods in Science and Engineering; MaxEnt 37, Jarinu, B Adriano Polpo,Julio Stern,Hellinton Takada

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Effect of Hindered Diffusion on the Parameter Sensitivity of Magnetic Resonance Spectra,on expansions of solutions of the diffusion equation, can be used as inputs to an information-geometric approach to parameter sensitivity estimation. We illustrate our methods using model systems drawn from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Electron Spin Resonance, and Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance.

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The Beginnings of Axiomatic Subjective Probability,ry, at least some elements that point to specific events that lead to the referred axiomatization. To the best of our knowledge, the genesis of the axiomatic approach in the subjective school was not traced yet, and this untold history can give us a better understanding of recent developments and he

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Model Selection in the Sparsity Context for Inverse Problems in Bayesian Framework,ed on the prior distribution form, fixing the parameters corresponding to the form inducing the most sparse solution and (iii) based on the sparsity mechanism, fixing the hyperparameters using the statistical measures of the mixing and prior distribution. For each strategy of model selection, the th

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Sample Size Calculation Using Decision Theory,nd the case where both mean and variance are unknown (Normal-Inverse Gamma prior). It is presented as a solution considering the statistical distribution of sufficient statistics. In scenarios with no analytical solutions, the optimal sample sizes are presented using Monte Carlo methods.

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