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In this paper we consider adaptive Bayesian semiparametric analysis of the linear regression model in the presence of conditional heteroskedasticity. The distribution of the error term on predictors are modelled by a normal distribution with covariate-dependent variance. We show that a rate-adaptive procedure for all smoothness levels of this standard deviation function is performed if the prior is properly chosen. More specifically, we derive adaptive posterior distribution rate up to a logarithm factor for the conditional standard deviation based on a transformation of hierarchical Gaussian spline prior and log-spline prior respectively.
Hierarchical Gaussian spline prior, Conditional heteroskedasticity, Log-spline prior, Rate of convergence, Adaptation, Bayesian linear regression , Conditional heteroskedasticity , Rate of convergence , Posterior distribution , Adaptation , Hierarchical Gaussian spline prior , Log-spline prior, Bayesian linear regression, Posterior distribution
Hierarchical Gaussian spline prior, Conditional heteroskedasticity, Log-spline prior, Rate of convergence, Adaptation, Bayesian linear regression , Conditional heteroskedasticity , Rate of convergence , Posterior distribution , Adaptation , Hierarchical Gaussian spline prior , Log-spline prior, Bayesian linear regression, Posterior distribution
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