- ... Lemm1
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Email: lemm@uni-muenster.de,
WWW: http://pauli.uni-muenster.de/lemm/
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- ... `field'.2
- We may also remark
that for example statistical field theories,
which encompass quantum mechanics and quantum field theory
in their Euclidean formulation,
are technically similar to a nonparametric Bayesian approach
[249,103,127].
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- ....3
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Besides also the hyperparameters
discussed in Chapter 5
belong to the hidden variables .
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- ... prior.4
- The
variable is, together with the regression function ,
part of the hidden variables =
which determine the likelihood and thus not a hyperparameter.
Technically, however, can be treated similar
to a regularization factor,
being the reason that it is included in this chapter on hyperparameters.
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