Adaptive bayesian estimation using a gaussian random field with inverse gamma bandwidth

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We Consider Nonparametric Bayesian Estimation Inference Using A Rescaled Smooth Gaussian Fld. As A Prior for A Multidimensional Funct.. the Rescaling Is Achieved Using A Gamma Variable and the Procedure Can Be Viewed As Choosing An Inverse Gamma Bandwidth. the Procedure Is Studied from A Frequentist Perspective in Three Stat. Settings Involving Replicated Observations . We Prove That the Resulting Posterior Distr. Shrinks to the Distr. That Generates the Data at A Speed Which Is Minimax-optimal Up to A Logarithmic Factor, Whatever the Regularity Level of the Data-generating Distr.. Thus the Hierachical Bayesian Procedure, with A Fixed Prior Is Shown to Be Fully Adaptive. Inst. of Math. Stat., 2009.

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Van Der Vaart, A. W., & Van Zanten, J. H. (2009). Adaptive bayesian estimation using a gaussian random field with inverse gamma bandwidth. Annals of Statistics, 37(5 B), 2655–2675. https://doi.org/10.1214/08-AOS678

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