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Due to the support of these two distributions being defined only on the positive reals, we must ensure that we can transform the parameter space to the whole of $$ \mathbb{R}$$.
To do this we can use the $$\exp(Y) = X$$ transform and so the transforming to the unconstrained space $$Y$$ we have $$f_{y}(Y) = |\partial h(y) \ \partial y | f_{X}(h(y)) $$
which means that the transformed distribution is given as: $$log_gamma(\alpha,\beta) = \frac{exp(y\beta - \exp(x)//\alpha}{\alpha^{\beta} \Gamma{\beta}}$$
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Due to the support of these two distributions being defined only on the positive reals, we must ensure that we can transform the parameter space to the whole of $$ \mathbb{R}$$.
To do this we can use the$$\exp(Y) = X$$ transform and so the transforming to the unconstrained space $$Y$$ we have $$f_{y}(Y) = |\partial h(y) \ \partial y | f_{X}(h(y)) $$
$$log_gamma(\alpha,\beta) = \frac{exp(y\beta - \exp(x)//\alpha}{\alpha^{\beta} \Gamma{\beta}}$$
which means that the transformed distribution is given as:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: