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Table 1. Prior information on the parameters.
Table 2. Posterior information on the parameters.
Figure 1. Adaptation of γ t for the twin experiment (a) and the calibration (b). The small jumps indicate the locations where resampling occurs.
Figure 2. Twin experiment: comparison of the posterior with the prior. The red dot indicates the true parameter value
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