Bayesian inference using Gibbs sampling
- Bayesian inference using Gibbs sampling
abbr. BUGS
French\ \ inférence bayésienne utilisant le prélèvement de Gibbs
German\ \ Bayessche Inferenz mit Gibbs-sampling; BUGS
Dutch\ \ Bayesiaanse inferentie gebruik makend van steekproeftrekking volgens Gibbs
Italian\ \ illazione bayesana usando campione di Gibbs
Spanish\ \ inferencia Bayesian usando el muestreo de Gibbs
Catalan\ \ inferència bayesiana mitjançant el mostreig de Gibbs
Portuguese\ \ inferência bayesiana usando amostragem Gibbs: BUGS
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ Bayesiansk inferens ved hjælp af Gibbs sampling
Norwegian\ \ Bayesiansk inferens bruke Gibbs sampling
Swedish\ \ Bayesiansk inferens använder Gibbs provtagning
Greek\ \ Μπεϋζιανή συμπερασματολογία χρησιμοποιώντας τον δειγματολήπτη Gibbs; BUGS
Finnish\ \ Bayes-päättelyyn perustuva tilasto-ohjelmisto BUGS
Hungarian\ \ Bayes-i következtetés segítségével Gibbs mintavétel
Turkish\ \ Gibbs örneklemesi kullanan Bayes Çıkarımı; BUGS veya GÖKBA
Estonian\ \ -
Lithuanian\ \ -
Slovenian\ \ Bayesian sklepamo uporabo Gibbs vzorčenja
Polish\ \ wnioskowanie bayesowskie z wykorzystaniem próbnika Gibbsa
Russian\ \ вывод Бейеса на основе выборки Гиббса
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ Bayesian ályktun að nota Gibbs sýnatöku
Euskara\ \ Bayesiar inferentzia Gibbs laginketa erabiltzen
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ إستدلال بيز باستخدام معاينة جبس، BUGS
Afrikaans\ \ Bayes-inferensie met behulp van Gibbs-steekproefneming
Chinese\ \ -
Korean\ \ -
Statistical terms.
2014.
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