Transcription of Hierarchical Bayesian Modeling
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Hierarchical Bayesian ModelingAngie Wolfgang NSF Postdoctoral Fellow, Penn Stateabout a populationMaking scientific inferencesbased on many individualsAstronomical PopulationsSchawinski et al. 2014 Lissauer, Dawson, & Tremaine, 2014 Once we discover an object, we look for more ..to characterize their properties and understand their planetsAstronomical PopulationsOr we use many (often noisy) observations of a single objectto gain insight into its physics. Hierarchical Modelingis a statistically rigorous way to make scientific inferences about a population (or specific object) based on many individuals (or observations).Frequentist multi-level Modeling techniques exist, but we will discuss the Bayesian approach : variability of sample(If __ is the true value, what fraction of many hypothetical datasets would be as or more discrepant from __ as the observed one?)
Hierarchical Modeling is a statistically rigorous way to make scientific inferences about a population (or specific object) based on many individuals (or observations). Frequentist multi-level modeling techniques exist, but we will discuss the Bayesian approach today. Frequentist: variability of sample
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