An exploitation of prior knowledge in parameter estimation becomes vital whenever measured data is not informative enough. Elicitation of quantified prior knowledge is a well-elaborated art in societal and medical applications but not in the engineering ones. Frequently required involvement of a facilitator is mostly unrealistic due to either facilitator's high costs or complexity of modelled relationships that cannot be grasped by humans. This paper provides a facilitator-free approach based on an advanced nowledgesharing methodology. It presents the approach on commonly available types of knowledge and applies the methodology to a normal controlled autoregressive model.

Fully probabilistic knowledge expression and incorporation

A Bodini;F Ruggeri
2014

Abstract

An exploitation of prior knowledge in parameter estimation becomes vital whenever measured data is not informative enough. Elicitation of quantified prior knowledge is a well-elaborated art in societal and medical applications but not in the engineering ones. Frequently required involvement of a facilitator is mostly unrealistic due to either facilitator's high costs or complexity of modelled relationships that cannot be grasped by humans. This paper provides a facilitator-free approach based on an advanced nowledgesharing methodology. It presents the approach on commonly available types of knowledge and applies the methodology to a normal controlled autoregressive model.
2014
Istituto di Matematica Applicata e Tecnologie Informatiche - IMATI -
Bayesian estimation
Automatised knowledge elicitation
Just-in-time modelling
Controlled autoregres
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