• ...the optimal decision rule to classify a point <math> x_0 </math> is Bayes Rule, which is to choose the class for which <math> P(w_i|x_0) </math>, the is ...\hat{P}(x_0|w_c) </math> as above, and choose the class according to Bayes Rule: the class <math> c </math> such that <math> \hat{P}(x_0|w_c)\hat{P}(w_c) <
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  • <font size="4">Questions and Comments for: '''[[662slecture_tang| Bayes rule in practice: definition and parameter estimation]]''' </font> Back to [[662slecture_tang| Bayes rule in practice: definition and parameter estimation]]
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  • &nbsp; Following Bayes rule, the responsibility that a mixture component takes for explaining an observ ...es'_Theorem]] [[Category:Probability]] [[Category:Bayes'_Rule]] [[Category:Bayes'_Classifier]] [[Category:Slecture]] [[Category:ECE662Spring2014Boutin]] [[Ca
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  • ...ocrustes metric could be a good example to understand the nearest neighbor rule.---- ...ation if sample sizes are guaranteed. In other words, the nearest neighbor rule is matching perfectly with probabilities in nature.
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  • ...excellent. It definitely gives a good and fairly complete review of Bayes' rule. It is also very well organized, first the definition (What is Bayes' thero LZ Comment1: I like your example for Bayes' rule. It is a simple, typical and real-world problem of solving the posterior pr
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  • ...ocrustes metric could be a good example to understand the nearest neighbor rule.---- ...ation if sample sizes are guaranteed. In other words, the nearest neighbor rule is matching perfectly with probabilities in nature.
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  • ...o(x|w_i)</math>, <math>Prob(w_i)</math> <math>\rightarrow</math> use Bayes rule, or <math>\rho(x|w_i)</math> <math>\rightarrow</math> use Neyman-Pearson Cr
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  • ...'''[[Derivation of Bayes' Rule from Bayes' Theorem | Derivation of Bayes' Rule from Bayes' Theorem ...should be Evidence. I've never heard of estimation term used in the Bayes Rule, evidence is more common in my opinion. Overall, good job!
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  • ..._decision_rule_michaux_ECE662S14|Proof of the Optimality of Bayes Decision Rule]]''' ...rtitions of Ω and finally the proof that using Bayes' rule as a decisions rule yields an optimal result.
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  • [[Category:Bayes Rule]] '''Introduction to Bayes' Rule in Layman's Terms''' <br />
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  • ...nd Comments for: '''[[Introduction_to_Bayes%27_Rule|Introduction to Bayes' Rule in Layman's Terms]]''' Back to '''[[Introduction_to_Bayes%27_Rule|Introduction to Bayes' Rule in Layman's Terms]]'''
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  • <font size="4">'''Neyman-Pearson: How Bayes Decision Rule Controls Error''' <br> </font> <font size="2">A [http://www.projectrhea.org
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  • Comments for [[ Ness slecture 2014|Neyman-Pearson: How Bayes Decision Rule Controls Error ]]
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  • ==2. Bayes Rule == *Bayes Rule in Layman's Terms
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  • c)Which problem among a) or b) above corresponds to Bayes decision rule? Why is that approach to making more decision more practical than the other
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  • ...the ground truth-- the label of each data point). Then use Baye's decision rule (assuming perfect knowledge of the parameters of the class density) to clas
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  • ...nt of the project was to investigate when the method (i.e., Bayes Decision Rule for normally distributed features) works and when it does not work.
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  • [[Category:Bayes rule]] We have learned how to use Bayes Decision Rule to classify data points drawn at random from two classes that are normally
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  • The law of total probability is commonly used in Bayes' rule. It is very useful, because it provides a way to calculate probabilities by In many examples using Bayes' rule the probability P(B) in the denominator will be left and the law of total p
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