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Selecting a prior for single-response data

We note again that convergence of Newton s method does not require the use of this exact Hessian, but convergence to a minimum does require the approximate Hessian to be positive-definite at each iteration. If we define the linearized design matrix with the elements [Pg.389]

If we approximate the Hessian by retaining only the first contribution, we have an approximation that is always at least positive-semidefinite. [Pg.389]

The gradient components also are expressed simply in terms of X g, [Pg.389]

We now return to the question of proposing a prior, based first upon tiie assumption of prior [Pg.389]

Using the likelihood function that follows from die Gauss-Markov conditions and the assumption of normally-distributed errors, we have [Pg.390]


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