Hi all,
How do we write the likelihood function for an observed variable that can only take values between 0-1 and is continuous. I am trying to do a measurement error model in which one of the input variables is a proportion and has a standard error associated with it. As such it can only take values between 0-1 but the standard error on the quantity may put it out of that range. Any reference would be highly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Depending on the details, either pm.Uniform
or pm.Beta
seems like it would work.
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Thanks for answering. In general how do we constrain the likelihood to be between a given range?
For uniform and beta priors this is guaranteed. For others, you can use pm.Bound() to force it between a lower and upper bound and have the machinery take care of normalization.
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