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    MathWorks Inc population mcmc sampling parallel computing toolbox
    Efficiency of the <t>MCMC</t> methods. (A) Predicted voltage using the posterior mean computed from 1400 samples based on random walk Metropolis–Hastings algorithm. (B) Same as A but with the slice-sampling algorithm. (C) Same as A but with adaptive Metropolis algorithm based on stochastic approximations. (D) Same as A but with population Metropolis algorithm based on proposal exchange. (E) Schematic displaying (effective) samples drawn from the posterior density using the MH algorithm. Parameters 1 and 10 are plotted. (F) Same as E but using the slice-sampling algorithm. (G) Same as E but using the adaptive Metropolis algorithm. (H) Same as E but using the population Metropolis algorithm.
    Population Mcmc Sampling Parallel Computing Toolbox, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 95/100, based on 382 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Gradient-free MCMC methods for dynamic causal modelling

    Journal: Neuroimage

    doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2015.03.008

    Efficiency of the MCMC methods. (A) Predicted voltage using the posterior mean computed from 1400 samples based on random walk Metropolis–Hastings algorithm. (B) Same as A but with the slice-sampling algorithm. (C) Same as A but with adaptive Metropolis algorithm based on stochastic approximations. (D) Same as A but with population Metropolis algorithm based on proposal exchange. (E) Schematic displaying (effective) samples drawn from the posterior density using the MH algorithm. Parameters 1 and 10 are plotted. (F) Same as E but using the slice-sampling algorithm. (G) Same as E but using the adaptive Metropolis algorithm. (H) Same as E but using the population Metropolis algorithm.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Efficiency of the MCMC methods. (A) Predicted voltage using the posterior mean computed from 1400 samples based on random walk Metropolis–Hastings algorithm. (B) Same as A but with the slice-sampling algorithm. (C) Same as A but with adaptive Metropolis algorithm based on stochastic approximations. (D) Same as A but with population Metropolis algorithm based on proposal exchange. (E) Schematic displaying (effective) samples drawn from the posterior density using the MH algorithm. Parameters 1 and 10 are plotted. (F) Same as E but using the slice-sampling algorithm. (G) Same as E but using the adaptive Metropolis algorithm. (H) Same as E but using the population Metropolis algorithm.

    Techniques Used: Sampling

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    Efficiency of the <t>MCMC</t> methods. (A) Predicted voltage using the posterior mean computed from 1400 samples based on random walk Metropolis–Hastings algorithm. (B) Same as A but with the slice-sampling algorithm. (C) Same as A but with adaptive Metropolis algorithm based on stochastic approximations. (D) Same as A but with population Metropolis algorithm based on proposal exchange. (E) Schematic displaying (effective) samples drawn from the posterior density using the MH algorithm. Parameters 1 and 10 are plotted. (F) Same as E but using the slice-sampling algorithm. (G) Same as E but using the adaptive Metropolis algorithm. (H) Same as E but using the population Metropolis algorithm.
    Population Mcmc Sampling Parallel Computing Toolbox, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 95/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/population+mcmc+sampling+parallel+computing+toolbox/Parallel+Computing+Toolbox/pmc04410946-49-1-8
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    Efficiency of the MCMC methods. (A) Predicted voltage using the posterior mean computed from 1400 samples based on random walk Metropolis–Hastings algorithm. (B) Same as A but with the slice-sampling algorithm. (C) Same as A but with adaptive Metropolis algorithm based on stochastic approximations. (D) Same as A but with population Metropolis algorithm based on proposal exchange. (E) Schematic displaying (effective) samples drawn from the posterior density using the MH algorithm. Parameters 1 and 10 are plotted. (F) Same as E but using the slice-sampling algorithm. (G) Same as E but using the adaptive Metropolis algorithm. (H) Same as E but using the population Metropolis algorithm.

    Journal: Neuroimage

    Article Title: Gradient-free MCMC methods for dynamic causal modelling

    doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2015.03.008

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Efficiency of the MCMC methods. (A) Predicted voltage using the posterior mean computed from 1400 samples based on random walk Metropolis–Hastings algorithm. (B) Same as A but with the slice-sampling algorithm. (C) Same as A but with adaptive Metropolis algorithm based on stochastic approximations. (D) Same as A but with population Metropolis algorithm based on proposal exchange. (E) Schematic displaying (effective) samples drawn from the posterior density using the MH algorithm. Parameters 1 and 10 are plotted. (F) Same as E but using the slice-sampling algorithm. (G) Same as E but using the adaptive Metropolis algorithm. (H) Same as E but using the population Metropolis algorithm.

    Article Snippet: For population MCMC sampling Parallel Computing Toolbox (The MathWorks Inc., USA) was used.

    Techniques: Sampling