Prob-Errata 2ndedition
Prob-Errata 2ndedition
n
!
1 1X
θ̂1 = xi yi − ax̄ȳ ,
b − ax̄2 n i=1
where Pn
nσ02 σ 2 + σ12 i=1 x2i
a= , b= .
σ + nσ02
2 nσ12
Note that the non-Bayesian formula onP p. 477 is recovered if we let σ0 and σ1 go to infinity. In that
n
case, a approaches 1, and b approaches i=1 x2i .
• p. 511, line −14, −15: Change three occurrences of e−θ to e−nθ
• p. 513, line 2: Delete ≤ 1
The following are corrections to the third printing of the book, and have been fixed in subsequent printings
(Nov. 2013 and later).
1
• p. 427, lines −1, −2, p. 428 line 1: Change equation to
The following are corrections to the first and second printing of the book, and have been fixed in the third
printing. Books from the 2nd and 3rd printing can be identified by the entry “Second printing” or “Third
printing” below the ISBN number in the copyright page in the front.
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1
P X
(1 k)
0.8
P X
(2 k)
0.6
Posterior Posterior
0.4 P(Θ = 1 | X = k) P(Θ = 2 | X = k)
0.2
Number of heads k
0
0 10 20 30 40 50
k
Choose Θ = 1 Choose Θ = 2
Probability of Error
0.5
0.48
0.46
0.44
0.42
0.4
0.38
N
"
0.36 Nmax pi xi
!N"
!N max i=1 pi xi
wi xi ≤W
i=1
0.34 wi xi ≤W xi =0 or 1
i=1 i=1
xi =0 or 1
1
a0.32
b A fX|{X∈A} (x) fX (x) x y µx + σx µy + σy (µx , µy )
0 10 20 30 1 40 3 50
Set E of pairs Efficient Frontier MAPMAP k
Rule Selection3 Threshold
Threshold k̄ k∗
MAP Rule Subgradients
Threshold k̄ Template
γ α βSubgradients
g(x) = H0 or g(x) = H1 fx (d) g
Template
• p. 427, 428: The fonts for figures fx (d) are shown below
Space8.5 of and 8.6 were corrupted. The corrected
2Possible Observations x Calculation Process
figures
Posterior pΘ|X (· |
k2 k
fx (d)
X=
• p. 434, last line: n should x) P(Θ = 1 | X = k) P(Θ = 2Posterior
read | X = k) pΘ|X (· | X = x) P(Θ = 1 | X = k) P(Θ = 2 | X = k)
n
Posterior pΘ|X (· | X = x) P(Θ = 1 | X = k) P(Θ = 2 | X = k)
• p. 474, line −10: “and variance 0.245” should read “and variance Ŝn2 /n” .
p (·; θ ) p (·; θ) p (·; θ ) p (x; θ ) p (x; θ ) ..
m m
• p. 495, line 10: “right-hand side” should
X 1
readX X
“left-hand X
side” 1 X
Choose Θ = 2 Θ
∗ = 1
• p. 497, line −7: for greater generality, “hypothesis “H0 : θ = θ ” ”” should read “hypothesis H0 ”
Hypothesis selection Θ = 2 Θ = 1
Choose Θ = 2 Θ = 1
• p. 508, Iine 12: Item (a) should read: “Let θ = (p1 , µ1 , σ1 , . . . , pm , µm , σm ). Write the likelihood and
fS (s; H0 ) pX (·; θ) pX (·; θm ) pX (x; θ1 ) pX (x; θm )
log-likelihood functions for θ.”
Number of heads k Θ, X Observation X = x Prior pΘ or fΘ
Decision Rule Confidence
Numberinterval
of headsetc
k Θ, X Observation X = x Prior pΘ or fΘ
v log ξ + 1/2
Conditional pX|Θ or fX|Θ Point Estimates Error Analysis etc
MAP Estimate MLConditional
Estimate p
X|Θ or fX|Θ Point Estimates Error Analysis etc