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stat.ME2026

Bayesian nonparametric inference for modal missing species and features

Alessandro Colombi, Mario Beraha, Daniele Durante +1

Species and feature sampling problems arise naturally whenever each observed unit is associated with one or more labels from a countable alphabet, and inference focuses on the unob…

stat.ME2022

Bayesian conjugacy in probit, tobit, multinomial probit and extensions: A review and new results

Niccolò Anceschi, Augusto Fasano, Daniele Durante +1

A broad class of models that routinely appear in several fields can be expressed as partially or fully discretized Gaussian linear regressions. Besides including basic Gaussian res…

stat.ME2022

Concentration of discrepancy-based approximate Bayesian computation via Rademacher complexity

Sirio Legramanti, Daniele Durante, Pierre Alquier

There has been increasing interest on summary-free solutions for approximate Bayesian computation (ABC) which replace distances among summaries with discrepancies between the empir…

stat.ME2020

Bayesian Testing for Exogenous Partition Structures in Stochastic Block Models

Sirio Legramanti, Tommaso Rigon, Daniele Durante

Network data often exhibit block structures characterized by clusters of nodes with similar patterns of edge formation. When such relational data are complemented by additional inf…

stat.ME2020

Extended Stochastic Block Models with Application to Criminal Networks

Sirio Legramanti, Tommaso Rigon, Daniele Durante +1

Reliably learning group structures among nodes in network data is challenging in several applications. We are particularly motivated by studying covert networks that encode relatio…

stat.ME2020

A Class of Conjugate Priors for Multinomial Probit Models which Includes the Multivariate Normal One

Augusto Fasano, Daniele Durante

Multinomial probit models are routinely-implemented representations for learning how the class probabilities of categorical response data change with p observed predictors. Althoug…