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The Mondrian Process

author:Daniel Roy, Linguistics and Philosophy, Center for Future Civic Media
published: Aug. 4, 2008, recorded: July 2008, views: 176

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We describe a novel stochastic process that can be used to construct a multidimensional generalization of the stick-breaking process and which is related to the classic stick breaking process described by Sethuraman [1994] in one dimension. We describe how the process can be applied to relational data modeling using the de Finetti representation for infinitely and partially exchangeable arrays.

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