Bayesian Statistical Analysis of Big Data and Complex Data

A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390). This special issue belongs to the section "Probability and Statistics".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 August 2024 | Viewed by 1077

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Interests: Bayesian funcational data analysis; sequential Monte Carlo methods; longitudinal measurements; measurement error models; uncertainty quantifications

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Dear Colleagues, 

Advances in technologies including communications, mobile devices, digital sensors and DNA sequencing lead to not only large amounts but also complicated structures of data and change the environment of statistical analysis. Big data can be described by the size of the data, the speed of incoming and outgoing data, the sources and types of data and the messiness and trustworthiness of data. To handle big data, lots of computing methods have been used such as cloud computing, grid computing, stream computing, granular computing, parallel computing, quantum computing, edge computing, optical computing and so on. Regarding the analysis of big data, the tremendous volume and the speed of incoming and outgoing data hinder statistical analysis. Further, the complicated structure of data with more parameters in the statistical model makes the statistical analysis even harder. Bayesian approaches have an additional burden to model the parameters with the prior distributions. To cope with the difficulties of Bayesian statistical analysis, many efficient computational methodologies are proposed and expected that encompass the dimension reduction methods, the integrated nested Laplace approximations, the hidden Markov chains, the multi-chain Markov chain Monte Carlo, the multi-stage Monte Carlo and the sequential Monte Carlo methods.

Dr. Duchwan Ryu
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Keywords

  • Bayesian approximation
  • Bayesian big data analysis
  • Bayesian dimension reduction
  • Bayesian model for complex data
  • efficient Bayesian computing

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Bayesian Joint Modeling Analysis of Longitudinal Proportional and Survival Data
by Wenting Liu, Huiqiong Li, Anmin Tang and Zixin Cui
Mathematics 2023, 11(16), 3469; https://doi.org/10.3390/math11163469 - 10 Aug 2023
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This paper focuses on a joint model to analyze longitudinal proportional and survival data. We utilize a logit transformation on the longitudinal proportional data and employ a partially linear mixed-effect model. With this model, we estimate the unknown function of time using the [...] Read more.
This paper focuses on a joint model to analyze longitudinal proportional and survival data. We utilize a logit transformation on the longitudinal proportional data and employ a partially linear mixed-effect model. With this model, we estimate the unknown function of time using the B-splines technique. Additionally, we introduce a centered Dirichlet process mixture model (CDPMM) to capture the random effects, allowing for a flexible distribution. The survival data are assumed using a Cox proportional hazard model, and the sharing random effects joint model is developed for the two types of data. We develop a Bayesian Lasso (BLasso) approach that combines the Gibbs sampler and the Metropolis–Hastings algorithm. The proposed method allows for the estimation of unknown parameters and the selection of significant covariates simultaneously. We evaluate the performance of our proposed methods through simulation studies and also provide an illustration of our methodologies using an example from the MA.5 research experiment. Full article
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