计算非参数,混合效应,最大概率,基于生物传感器数据的估计器,用于酒精通过皮肤传输的抽象抛物线模型中的随机参数分布

Lernik Asserian1, Susan E Luczak2, I G Rosen3

  • 1Department of Mathematics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA.

概括

这项研究为抛物线系统中的随机参数建立了一个统计学上一致的最大概率估计器. 该方法准确地模拟了通过皮肤传输的酒精,并使用生物传感器数据量化了输出不确定性.

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