Maximum Likelihood Estimation from a Tropical and a Bernstein–Sato Perspective

01/10/2021
by   Robin van der Veer, et al.
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In this article, we investigate Maximum Likelihood Estimation with tools from Tropical Geometry and Bernstein–Sato theory. We investigate the critical points of very affine varieties and study their asymptotic behavior. We relate these asymptotics to particular rays in the tropical variety as well as to Bernstein–Sato ideals and give a connection to Maximum Likelihood Estimation in Statistics.

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