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Add normal-inverse Chi-squared parametrization
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""" | ||
NormalInverseChisq(μ, σ2, κ, ν) | ||
A Normal-χ^-2 distribution is a conjugate prior for a Normal distribution with | ||
unknown mean and variance. It has parameters: | ||
* μ: expected mean | ||
* σ2 > 0: expected variance | ||
* κ ≥ 0: mean confidence | ||
* ν ≥ 0: variance confidence | ||
The parameters have a natural interpretation when used as a prior for a Normal | ||
distribution with unknown mean and variance: μ and σ2 are the expected mean and | ||
variance, while κ and ν are the respective degrees of confidence (expressed in | ||
"pseudocounts"). When interpretable parameters are important, this makes it a | ||
slightly more convenient parametrization of the conjugate prior. | ||
Equivalent to a `NormalInverseGamma` distribution with parameters: | ||
* m0 = μ | ||
* v0 = 1/κ | ||
* shape = ν/2 | ||
* scale = νσ2/2 | ||
Based on Murphy "Conjugate Bayesian analysis of the Gaussian distribution". | ||
""" | ||
struct NormalInverseChisq{T<:Real} <: ContinuousUnivariateDistribution | ||
μ::T | ||
σ2::T | ||
κ::T | ||
ν::T | ||
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function NormalInverseChisq{T}(μ::T, σ2::T, κ::T, ν::T) where T<:Real | ||
if ν < 0 || κ < 0 || σ2 ≤ 0 | ||
throw(ArgumentError("Variance and confidence (κ and ν) must all be positive")) | ||
end | ||
new{T}(μ, σ2, κ, ν) | ||
end | ||
end | ||
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NormalInverseChisq() = NormalInverseChisq{Float64}(0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0) | ||
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function NormalInverseChisq(μ::Real, σ2::Real, κ::Real, ν::Real) | ||
T = promote_type(typeof(μ), typeof(σ2), typeof(κ), typeof(ν)) | ||
NormalInverseChisq{T}(T(μ), T(σ2), T(κ), T(ν)) | ||
end | ||
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Base.convert(::Type{NormalInverseGamma}, d::NormalInverseChisq) = | ||
NormalInverseGamma(d.μ, 1/d.κ, d.ν/2, d.ν*d.σ2/2) | ||
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Base.convert(::Type{NormalInverseChisq}, d::NormalInverseGamma) = | ||
NormalInverseChisq(d.mu, d.scale/d.shape, 1/d.v0, d.shape*2) | ||
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insupport(::Type{NormalInverseChisq}, μ::T, σ2::T) where T<:Real = | ||
isfinite(μ) && zero(σ2) <= σ2 < Inf | ||
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params(d::NormalInverseChisq) = d.μ, d.σ2, d.κ, d.ν | ||
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function pdf(d::NormalInverseChisq, μ::T, σ2::T) where T<:Real | ||
Zinv = sqrt(d.κ / 2pi) / gamma(d.ν*0.5) * (d.ν * d.σ2 / 2)^(d.ν*0.5) | ||
Zinv * σ2^(-(d.ν+3)*0.5) * exp( (d.ν*d.σ2 + d.κ*(d.μ - μ)^2) / (-2 * σ2)) | ||
end | ||
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function logpdf(d::NormalInverseChisq, μ::T, σ2::T) where T<:Real | ||
logZinv = (log(d.κ) - log(2pi))*0.5 - lgamma(d.ν*0.5) + (log(d.ν) + log(d.σ2) - log(2)) * (d.ν/2) | ||
logZinv + log(σ2)*(-(d.ν+3)*0.5) + (d.ν*d.σ2 + d.κ*(d.μ - μ)^2) / (-2 * σ2) | ||
end | ||
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function mean(d::NormalInverseChisq) | ||
μ = d.μ | ||
σ2 = d.ν/(d.ν-2)*d.σ2 | ||
return μ, σ2 | ||
end | ||
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function mode(d::NormalInverseChisq) | ||
μ = d.μ | ||
σ2 = d.ν*d.σ2/(d.ν - 1) | ||
return μ, σ2 | ||
end | ||
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rand(d::NormalInverseChisq) = rand(NormalInverseGamma(d)) |
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