STAT565Graduate
Decision Theory and Bayesian Analysis
Printed in the catalogue as DECISION THEORY AND BAYESIAN ANALYSIS
Course content
Introduction to decision making. Subjective and frequentist probability. Bayes theorem and Bayesian decision theory. Advantages of using a Bayesian approach. Likelihood principle, prior and posterior distributions, conjugate families. Inference as a statistical decision problem. Bayesian point estimation, Tests and confidence regions, model choice, invariance, equivariant estimators, hierarchical and empirical Bayes extensions, robustness and sensitivity, utility and loss, sequential experiments, Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods, Metropolis-Hastings Algorithm, Gibbs Sampling, The EM Algorithm.
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