This is a very good explanation of rejection sampling! Very intuitive and the span of time taken to embark this topic is concise and appropiate. Excellent video!
Every time when I have statistics problems and nobody could help me, I could always find answers in your videos! Really helpful and intuitive! Thank you so much!
so is rejection sampling more useful if we don't know the pdf of the r.v. we are dealing with (if we only know the shape I assume?), and not very useful the other way around?
This is a very good explanation of rejection sampling! Very intuitive and the span of time taken to embark this topic is concise and appropiate. Excellent video!
Every time when I have statistics problems and nobody could help me, I could always find answers in your videos! Really helpful and intuitive! Thank you so much!
Hi Ben, Thank you very much for the video! I learned it in class but didn't understand it. You saved my Homework and Midterm!
When I google a concept and a Ben Lambert video pops up all my worries fade away.
Thank you so much for this! I read about this topic on Gelman, and did not understand what it was, but this helped soooo much :)
Hi Ben, thanks for making this useful video. The presentation with Shiny animation results looks great.
Really nice and practically explained
2:25 isn't the curve p(x), not the y-axis?
If you want to generate from 0 to infinity you just have to turn the 8 sideways
In this case we already knew the posterior to be exponential. What if we dont know the posterior?
I don't understand what we can do with this? what is the point?
Integrate any function from which we cannot sample directly, which will usually be the case in a bayesian context (e.g. hierarchical models)
Monte Carlo integration with importance sampling.
Fantastic explanation!
Clear explanation!
so is rejection sampling more useful if we don't know the pdf of the r.v. we are dealing with (if we only know the shape I assume?), and not very useful the other way around?
Fantastic explanation, thanks a lot, my lecturer was making it look like rocket science lol
Hi Ben, what is options3 for you in your mathematica notebook? Great explanation by the way!
Nice explanation.
Thank you for the excellent video.
How did you get (generate) the exponential line?
he plotted the function appearently
Thanks so much!
Nice video
thanks!!!
MVP