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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2026 / iii / Paper 219 / 3 / b / Solution

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With D=(y1​,y2​,t) and ν=(Δm,c,A,τ),
p(θ∣D)∝p(y1​,y2​∣t,θ)exp(−2σprior2​Δt2​)p(ν).
(1)
A random-walk Metropolis algorithm proposes θ′=θ+Z from a symmetric multivariate normal increment, conveniently using logarithmic coordinates for A,τ>0, and accepts with probability
min{1,p(θ∣D)p(θ′∣D)​}.
(2)
After burn-in, retain a suitably long chain and assess convergence and effective sample size of a Markov chain.

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