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0930-0325 dition, I must extend my deepest thanks to Dr. Joseph Ackerman for his support during the time this manuscript was being prepared.978-0-387-96871-1978-1-4684-9399-3Series ISSN 0930-0325 Series E-ISSN 2197-7186

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Introduction,be analyzed. These three steps are highly idealized, and no clear boundary exists between them. The problem of analyzing the data is one that should be faced early in the design phase. Gathering the data in such a way as to learn the most about a phenomenon is what doing an experiment is all about.

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Model Selection,e models. This is easily done using Bayes’ theorem (1.3) and repeated applications of the procedure (1.4) which led to the “Student t-distribution.” The first step in answering this question is to enumerate the possible models. Suppose we have a set of . possible models {.., ???, ..} with model func

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Spectral Estimation,im is to derive explicit Bayesian estimates of the power spectrum and other parameters when multiple nonstationary frequencies are present. We will do this by proceeding through several stages beginning with the simplest spectrum estimation problem. We do this because as was shown by Jaynes [12] whe