Hi all, I’m a pymc3 newbie :slight_smile: Suppose I have a univariate r.v. X and a bivariate r.v Y=(Y1,Y2) X is unobserved, both Y1 and Y2 are observed. Assume I know the conditional marginal distributions given X = x for both Y1 and Y2, let’s say these are p(Y1 | X = x) = f(x, theta) p(Y2 | X …

Unknown joint distribution, known conditional marginals

GabrieleCacchioni February 27, 2019, 1:09pm 3

thanks

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