Inferring probability densities from expert opinion

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Expert opinion. Supraorbital neuralgia.

Supraorbital neuralgia is defined by the International Classification of Headache Disorders-2 by the following diagnostic criteria: paroxysmal or constant pain in the region of the supraorbital notch and medial aspect of the forehead in the area supplied by the supraorbital nerve; tenderness over the nerve in the supraorbital notch; and pain is abolished by local anesthetic blockade or ablation...

Regularly varying probability densities

The convolution of regularly varying probability densities is proved asymptotic to their sum, and hence is also regularly varying. Extensions to rapid variation, O-regular variation, and other types of asymptotic decay are also given. Regularly varying distribution functions have long been used in probability theory; see e.g. Feller [7, VIII.8], Bingham, Goldie and Teugels [5, Ch. 8]. This note...

Inferring Animal Densities from Tracking Data Using Markov Chains

The distributions and relative densities of species are keys to ecology. Large amounts of tracking data are being collected on a wide variety of animal species using several methods, especially electronic tags that record location. These tracking data are effectively used for many purposes, but generally provide biased measures of distribution, because the starts of the tracks are not randomly ...

Inferring probability comparisons

The problem of inferring probability comparisons between events from an initial set of comparisons arises in several contexts, ranging from decision theory to artificial intelligence to formal semantics. In this paper, we treat the problem as follows: beginning with a binary relation % on events that does not preclude a probabilistic interpretation, in the sense that % has extensions that are p...