Creating new Input from Bayesian Inversion

[paulremo (Paul-Remo Wagner)]

Hi @ChrisP

I suggest you have a look at my response to the following post:

Looking for documentation/example of using UQLab results of Bayesian inference for forward UQ or further Bayesian inference

Hi Olaf There is currently no example that explains this - but using the .Results.PostProc.PostSample is the correct starting point. There are a couple of things you can do with this sample, but first of all, you will have to transform it to a 2D array with PostSample2D = reshape(permute(PostSample3D, [2 1 3]), size(PostSample3D, 2), []).' You could then, of course, directly propagate this sample through a different forward model, but to use advanced UQ methods (or for another round of infe…

In short: There is no example that directly does this for a Bayesian problem, but the Input User Manual, the Statistical Inference Manual and especially this Example are your friends.

If this solves your problem, it would be great if you could share the answer here for others to see as well.