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Abstract: We developed a general MCMC strategy to sample from difficult posterior distributions, for example multimodal distributions.

Variational Bayes learning or mean field approximation is widely used in statistical models which are made of mixtures of exponential distributions, for example, normal mixtures, binomial mixtures, and hidden Markov models.

This technique proves to be very efficient which makes it ideal for the reconstruction of large numbers of distributions, for example in transient population balance models or model-based control algorithms, without the need for repeated application of optimisation algorithms.

Considerable interest already exists in terms of assessing percentiles of speed distributions, for example monitoring the 85th percentile speed is a common feature of the investigation of many road safety interventions.

However, when we look at our results for a range of return periods (Fig. 2), we see a close fit of the estimated return periods to the empirical data, whereas the same cannot be said of methods relying on other distributions (for example here).

In selling and distribution, for example, the Netherlands has five auction houses custom designed for the flower business.

In addition, LIPA has certain fixed costs -- for transmission and distribution, for example -- that it wants to spread across as wide a customer base as possible.

Consider an arbitrary mainland community with M species and I propagules drawn from a log-normal distribution (for example, Supplementary Fig. 5a).

4.27pm: The UN committee on the rights of the child has issued an appeal for relief groups to pay special attention to the needs of children, during food distribution for example.

In many situations, the results of an experiment follow what is called a "normal distribution". For example, if you flip a coin 100 times and count how many times it comes up heads, the average result will be 50.