Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Sparsity Pattern Recovery
... sparsity pattern will be denoted by with subscripts indicating the type of estimator. We seek conditions under which there exwith high probability. ists an estimator such that The success or failure of any detection algorithm will depend on the unknown deterministic vector and the realizations of th ...
... sparsity pattern will be denoted by with subscripts indicating the type of estimator. We seek conditions under which there exwith high probability. ists an estimator such that The success or failure of any detection algorithm will depend on the unknown deterministic vector and the realizations of th ...
Probabilistic Measures of Causal Strength
... In his (1986), Lewis offers a probabilistic version of his counterfactual theory of causation. Lewis says that E causally depends upon C just in case (i) C and E both occur, (ii) they are suitably distinct from one another, the probability that E would occur at the time C occurred was x, and the fol ...
... In his (1986), Lewis offers a probabilistic version of his counterfactual theory of causation. Lewis says that E causally depends upon C just in case (i) C and E both occur, (ii) they are suitably distinct from one another, the probability that E would occur at the time C occurred was x, and the fol ...
Frequentist vs Bayesian statistics --- a non
... event is completely natural: given my knowledge of the experimental set-up (there are 10 red marbles and 20 blue marbles in this bag), what is the probability that we get a particular outcome. The frequentist apparently needs to add the thought experiment of repeating the experiment an infinite numb ...
... event is completely natural: given my knowledge of the experimental set-up (there are 10 red marbles and 20 blue marbles in this bag), what is the probability that we get a particular outcome. The frequentist apparently needs to add the thought experiment of repeating the experiment an infinite numb ...
Detachment, Probability, and Maximum Likelihood
... know that he has the unbiased coin, for the cited statistical evidence permits the inference that this is the fair coin. That he can thus come to know can be accommodated on the present analysis only if i t is granted that statistical explanation need not involve high statistical probability. would ...
... know that he has the unbiased coin, for the cited statistical evidence permits the inference that this is the fair coin. That he can thus come to know can be accommodated on the present analysis only if i t is granted that statistical explanation need not involve high statistical probability. would ...
