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A binary variable takes one of two values, typically coded as "0" and "1".
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Estimating mean, variance of Normal distribution using binary observations
To illustrate the goal, I'll provide an example.
Suppose we'd like model someone's foot-size, in inches, with a Gaussian distribution of unknown mean and variance. We'd like to infer through N obser …
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