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Re: JMP and Bayesian statistics

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Subject: Re: JMP and Bayesian statistics
From: <Gunter.Hartel@csl.com.au>
Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 07:35:07 +1000
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Thread-topic: [jmp-l] JMP and Bayesian statistics
Hi Jim,
what's made Bayesian much more accessible in the last few years is the Markov 
Chain Monte Carlo simulation approach to allow evaluation of quite complex 
models, and the development of software to do so, namely BUGS.  See 
http://www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/bugs/welcome.shtml.  Doing Bayesian in JMP would 
require a lot of programming I think.
Cheers
Gunter
 

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Subject: [jmp-l] JMP and Bayesian statistics



JMP Users, 

        I am interested in learning more about the theory and application of 
Bayesian statistical methods and 
possibly utilizing this approach in JMP (if possible). 

        I am not formally trained as a statistician !  I also know this is a 
"big" area of current research.  Hence, sorry 
if my question is too broad and vague. 

         However, I would be most grateful if more learned individuals would 
please recommend websites, books, 
lectures, PPT presentations, PDF files, etc that may be useful for learning 
more about Bayesian methods.  I need 
a sort of "Bayesian Statistics for Dummies" presentation(s). 

        Importantly, if you know of lectures, demonstrations, presentations, 
etc. of using Bayesian methods within 
JMP for constructing and analyzing models, please let me know. I  know that 
there is some Bayes stuff in JMP (Bayes 
plot within standard least squares), but it does not seem to be useful or 
powerful enough for data mining and model building 
(or at least I do not know how to use it properly). 

        If someone has written some JSL scripts that do Bayes model 
construction and analyses, and is willing to share, 
that would be great! 

        I welcome your advice, comments, suggestions, etc. 

        Regards, 
        Jim Metz 


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