Let your (centered) data be stored in a $n\times d$ matrix $\mathbf X$ with $d$ features (variables) in columns and $n$ data points in rows. Let the covariance matrix $\mathbf C=\mathbf X^\top \mathbf X/n$ have eigenvectors in columns of $\mathbf E$ and eigenvalues on the diagonal of $\mathbf D$, so that $\mathbf C = \mathbf E \mathbf D \mathbf E^\top$. Then what you call "normal" PCA whitening tr
Lots of people use a main tool like Excel or another spreadsheet, SPSS, Stata, or R for their statistics needs. They might turn to some specific package for very special needs, but a lot of things can be done with a simple spreadsheet or a general stats package or stats programming environment. I've always liked Python as a programming language, and for simple needs, it's easy to write a short pro
Problem setup One of the first toy problems I wanted to apply PyMC to is nonparametric clustering: given some data, model it as a Gaussian mixture, and learn the number of clusters and each cluster's mean and covariance. Most of what I know about this method comes from video lectures by Michael Jordan and Yee Whye Teh, circa 2007 (before sparsity became the rage), and the last couple of days' read
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