A priori and posterior likelihood estimation

The prior information of the unknown parameter x p(x) is represented by a distribution form  , which is p(x) called x the prior distribution of the unknown parameter  .

The probability that the result is a cause is the posterior probability.

Likelihood estimation is based on the reason to speculate the probability that the cause will lead to the result.  

x : Indicates the observed data (result)

\theta : The parameters that determine the data distribution (reasons)

p(\theta ) : Prior p(\theta |x)  : posterior posterior probability

p(x|\theta ) : Likelihood estimation

p(x) : evidence Probability statistical information about x.

MLE maximum likelihood estimation:

Maximum posterior estimation:

 

When the maximum posterior and maximum likelihood are optimized, there is a prior term at the time of the maximum posterior  -log(P(\theta )).

 

 

 

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