A multiresolution approach to time warping achieved by a Bayesian prior-posterior transfer fitting strategy

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Abstract

Warping is an approach to the reduction and analysis of phase variability in functional observations, by applying a smooth bijection to the function argument. We propose a natural representation of warping functions in terms of a new type of elementary functions named 'warping component functions', or 'warplets', which are combined into the warping function by composition.The inverse warping function is trivial and explicit to obtain. A sequential Bayesian estimation strategy is introduced which fits a series of models and transfers the posterior of the previous fit into the prior of the next fit. Model selection is based on a warping analogue to wavelet thresholding, combined with Bayesian inference. © 2010 Royal Statistical Society.

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Claeskens, G., Silverman, B. W., & Slaets, L. (2010). A multiresolution approach to time warping achieved by a Bayesian prior-posterior transfer fitting strategy. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B: Statistical Methodology, 72(5), 673–694. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9868.2010.00752.x

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