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Bayesian Density Regression with Standard DP The regression model: (i=1,...,n) Two cases: Parametric model Standard Dirichlet process mixture model

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Page 1: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Bayesian Density Regression

Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai

Presenter: Ya XueApril 28, 2006

Page 2: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Outline

• Key idea

• Proof

• Application to HME

Page 3: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Bayesian Density Regression with Standard DP

• The regression model: (i=1,...,n)

• Two cases:1. 2.

Parametric model

Standard Dirichlet process mixture model

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),|(,)( iiii xyfpGp i )(

Page 4: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Bayesian Density Regression with Standard DP

• Model

• The algorithm automatically finds the shrinkage of parameters

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Page 5: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Polya Urn Model

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Gn

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1()1

(),,|( 0)(

• Standard Polya urn model

• This paper proposed a generalized Polya urn model.

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)(

where is a kernel function.),( jiij xxww 0ijw monotonically as increases.),( ji xxd

.1lim ijxx wij

(1)

Page 6: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Idea – Spatial DPEquation (1) implies• The prior probability of setting decreases as

increases.

• The prior probability of increases as more neighbors are added that have predictor values xj close to xi.

• The expected prior probability of increases in proportion to the hyperparameter .

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)(ii

)(ii

Page 7: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Outline

• Key idea

• Proof

• Application to HME

Page 8: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Spatial Varying Regression Model

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)(),|()|(

• At a given location in the feature space,

A mixture of an innovation random measure

and neighboring random measures

j~i indexes samples

Page 9: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Theorem 1

Page 10: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Hierarchical Model

• The hierarchical form

Page 11: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

• Let denote an index set for the subjects drawn from the jth mixture component, for j=1,...,n. Then we have for

• Conditioning on Z, we can use the Polya urn result to obtain the conditional prior

• Only the subvector of elements of belonging to are informative.

Conditional Distribution},...,1{}:{ njZiI ij

*~jxi G

.jIi

(2))(i

iZI

Page 12: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Marginalize over Z

• We obtain the following generalization of the Polya urn scheme (a)

(b)if sample i and j belong to the same mixture component.1ijm

Page 13: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Example

(a) (b)

For example, n=4,

p(mi)

Page 14: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Rewrite Equation (2)

• Let

• Then Eqn.(2) can be expressed as

(3)

Page 15: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Theorem 4

Hence, Eqn. (3) is equivalent to

ijij

ij

ij

ijij

ii jw

wG

wBX .)()(),,,|( 0

)(

Page 16: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Predictive distribution

Page 17: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Outline

• Key idea

• Proof

• Application to HME

Page 18: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006

Mixture Model

• We simulate data from a mixture of two normal linear regression models

• Poor results obtained by using the standard DP mixture model.

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Page 19: Bayesian Density Regression Author: David B. Dunson and Natesh Pillai Presenter: Ya Xue April 28, 2006