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Bayesian nonparametric inference for modal missing species and features
Species and feature sampling problems arise naturally whenever each observed unit is associated with one or more labels from a countable alphabet, and inference focuses on the unobserved portion of the distribution over such an alphabet. Within this framework, recent contributions have shifted atten
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