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Design Ideas for Markov chain Monte Carlo Software
Design Ideas for Markov chain Monte Carlo Software
by Graves, Todd L in Algorithms , Computer software , Expressing statistical models
2007
This article discusses design ideas useful in the development of Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) software. Goals of the design are to facilitate analysis of as many statistical models as possible, and to enable users to experiment with different MCMC algorithms as a research tool. These ideas have been used in YADAS, a system written in the Java language, but are also applicable in other object-oriented languages.
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Hybrid models of forest growth and yield
Hybrid models of forest growth and yield
by Vanclay, Jerome K , Kershaw, John A , Weiskittel, Aaron R in allometric models, closely tied ‐ to process‐based models, than statistical ones , CABALA model, akin ‐ to a process‐based model like CenW , CABALA, differences in light interception ‐ variations in inter‐ and intra‐row spacing
2011
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Types of hybrid models Comparison to statistical models Summary
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