BASS
We describe the BASS system, a Bayesian analyzer of event sequences. BASS uses Markov chain Monte Carlo methods, especially MetropolisHastings algorithm, for exploring posterior distributions. The system allows the user to specify an intensity model in a highlevel definition language, and then runs the MetropolisHastings algorithm on it.
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- Arjas, E.; Mannila, H.; Salmenkivi, M.; Suramo, R.; Toivonen, H.: BASS: Bayesian analyzer of event sequences (1996)
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