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hi all,
i want to perform multiple integration for which the integrand is a product of three functions: 1-wishart distribution 2- multivariate normal 3-a function that does not have a closed form , however , it is something that takes different values according to a certain loop note that the limits of the integration themselves are those loop values?! any suggestions?? thanks in advance |
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Do it by hand.
"aly omara" wrote in message news:fd25c104-2395-4b88-8e1e-cd874e3d80b7@s1g2000vbj.googlegroups.com... hi all, i want to perform multiple integration for which the integrand is a product of three functions: 1-wishart distribution 2- multivariate normal 3-a function that does not have a closed form , however , it is something that takes different values according to a certain loop note that the limits of the integration themselves are those loop values?! any suggestions?? thanks in advance |
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On Jul 17, 6:39*pm, "Kenneth M. Lin" <kenneth_m_...@sbcglobal.net>
wrote: > Do it by hand. > > "aly omara" *wrote in message > > news:fd25c104-2395-4b88-8e1e-cd874e3d80b7@s1g2000vbj.googlegroups.com... > > hi all, > > i want to perform multiple integration for which the integrand is a > product of three functions: > 1-wishart distribution > 2- multivariate normal > 3-a function that does not have a closed form , however , it is >!1 something that takes different values according to a certain loop > > note that the limits of the integration themselves are those loop > values?! > > any suggestions?? > > thanks in advance it cannot be done by hand? it is very complicated |
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