Inverse Problems · 1995 · 39 citations · 19 references
ComputingComputational EngineeringStatistical ModelingStatisticsTime Series AnalysisBayesian ComputationBayesian InferenceBayesian StatisticsParameter EstimationSpectral AnalysisStatistical InferenceBayesian Signal InferenceBayesian Spectral AnalysisPosterior EstimationPosterior Model ProbabilitiesPosterior Variance EstimationSignalsSpectral EstimationVariances
AbstracL Bayesian inference theory and Gibbs sampling techniques are introduced and applied to spectral analysis and parameter estimation for both single-and multiplz+freqnency signals.SpedficaIly, the marginal pasterior probhilities for amplitudes and frequencies are obtained by using Gibbs sampling without performing the integrations, no matter whether the variance of the noise is known or unknown.The best estimam of the parameters can be inferred from these probabilities together with the Corresponding variances.In addition, when the variance of the noise is unknown, an estimate about the variance of the noise can also be made.Comparisons of ow results have been made with results using the m method as well as with Bretthorst's method.The approach outlined shows several advantages.
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