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Bayesian Statistics Using R

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About Bayesian Statistics Using R

UCx's Bayesian Statistics Using R Professional Certificate

Introduction to Bayesian Statistics Using R

Advanced Bayesian Statistics Using R

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What You Will Learn?

  • Bayes’ Theorem. Differences between classical (frequentist) and Bayesian inference..
  • Posterior inference: summarizing posterior distributions, credible intervals, posterior probabilities, posterior predictive distributions and data visualization..
  • Gamma-poisson, beta-binomial and normal conjugate models for data analysis..
  • Bayesian regression analysis and analysis of variance (ANOVA)..
  • Use of simulations for posterior inference. Simple applications of Markov chain-Monte Carlo (MCMC) methods and their implementation in R..
  • Bayesian cluster analysis..
  • Model diagnostics and comparison..
  • Make sure to answer the actual research question rather than “apply methods to the data”.
  • Using latent (unobserved) variables and dealing with missing data..
  • Multivariate analysis within the context of mixed effects linear regression models. Structure, assumptions, diagnostics and interpretation. Posterior inference and model selection..
  • Why Monte Carlo integration works and how to implement your own MCMC Metropolis-Hastings algorithm in R..
  • Bayesian model averaging in the context of change-point problem. Pinpointing the time of change and obtaining uncertainty estimates for it..