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K
K
2 log
1
2
x k ʦ
log p
(
y
,
x
| ʦ , ʛ ) =
| ʦ |−
x k
k
=
1
K
K
2 log
1
2
T
+
| ʛ |−
1 (
y k
Hx k )
ʛ (
y k
Hx k ).
(B.37)
k
=
Thus, the average data likelihood is obtained as
2 E K
K
2 log
1
x k ʦ
ʘ( ʦ , ʛ ) =
| ʦ |−
x k
k
=
1
2 E K
K
2 log
1
T
+
| ʛ |−
1 (
y k
Hx k )
ʛ (
y k
Hx k )
.
(B.38)
k
=
B.5.3
Update Equation for Prior Precision
ʦ
, ʦ
Let us first derive the update equation for
ʦ
. The updated value of
ʦ
, is the one
that maximizes the average data likelihood,
ʘ( ʦ , ʛ )
. The derivative of
ʘ( ʦ , ʛ )
with respect to
ʦ
is given by
2 E K
ʦ ʘ( ʦ , ʛ ) =
K
2 ʦ 1
1
x k x k
.
(B.39)
k
=
1
Here we use Eqs. ( C.89 ) and ( C.90 ). Setting this derivative to zero, we have
K E K
1
ʦ 1
x k x k
=
.
(B.40)
k
=
1
Using the posterior precision
ʓ
, the relationship
E K
K
x k x k
x k
ʓ 1
=
1 ¯
x k ¯
+
K
(B.41)
k =
1
k =
holds. Therefore, the update equation for
ʦ
is expressed as
k = 1 ¯
K
1
K
ʦ 1
x k
+ ʓ 1
=
x k ¯
.
(B.42)
 
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