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Bayesian analysis. III. Applications to NMR signal detection, model selection, and parameter estimation

Bretthorst, 1990

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Bretthorst G
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Journal of Magnetic Resonance (1969)

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The two preceding articles developed the application of Bayesian probability theory to the problems of parameter estimation, signal detection, and model selection on quadrature NMR data in some generality. Here those procedures are used to analyze free induction …
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