Statistical Inference and Dynamical Systems Analysis plus AI Reasoning
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State-space models and sequential analysis are crucial for understanding evolving systems with hidden states and observable outputs. The Kalman filter and information filters handle linear-Gaussian models, while signal processing and neural decoding extract meaning from time series data. Bayesian and likelihood-based inference, along with MCMC methods, navigate complex probability distributions. Markov processes and particle methods tackle dynamical systems, with particle filtering and smoothing tracking hidden states. Techniques like random variable generation and importance sampling ensure accuracy. Nonlinear dynamics, stochastic volatility, and specialized models like hidden Markov models are applied across diverse scientific fields. Monte Carlo methods, along with mathematical foundations in numerical complexity and central limit theorems, support robust algorithm development. This approach enables us to unravel complex dynamics and gain insights in the face of uncertainty.