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The current design of the fit function would allow for a "simple" implementation of multi-model inference and of the related model-uncertainty (both in a statistical-theoretical as a bootstrapped framework).
In terms of interface, it should be relatively easy. One defines multiple models that might describe the data model1 to modelN and these are passed as a list to the fit function
The uncertainty propagation through bootstrap is already almost implemented in DeerLab and the theoretical approximate approach would require just a small additional calculation to the current uncertainty engine.
Furthermore, one could imagine having options such as multimodel='selection' to perform model selection or multimodel='average' to work with the model-averaged fit during the multi-model inference.
All the math and concepts to easily implement this can already be found in the Burnham & Anderson 2002 book.
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The current design of the fit function would allow for a "simple" implementation of multi-model inference and of the related model-uncertainty (both in a statistical-theoretical as a bootstrapped framework).
In terms of interface, it should be relatively easy. One defines multiple models that might describe the data
model1
tomodelN
and these are passed as a list to thefit
functionThe uncertainty propagation through bootstrap is already almost implemented in DeerLab and the theoretical approximate approach would require just a small additional calculation to the current uncertainty engine.
Furthermore, one could imagine having options such as
multimodel='selection'
to perform model selection ormultimodel='average'
to work with the model-averaged fit during the multi-model inference.All the math and concepts to easily implement this can already be found in the Burnham & Anderson 2002 book.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: