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a model that represents the presence of subpopulations within an overall population and describes the data in terms of a mixture distribution.

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The goal is to parametrise Gaussian mixture weights $w_i$ and relative scales $s_i$ that reproduce the t-density within the quantile range $x \in [q_{0.0001},\,q_{0.9999}]$ and $\nu \in [2.5, 15]$. ...
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I have a 5-variable/3 category-level ordinal survey data set. E.g. 5 health variables ranked 1-3 (good-moderate-poor). I want to row-cluster different responses. But also, I want determine whether ...
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I have a sample data that I'd like to characterize with a mixture of skewed distributions – in this case, mixture of Gammas (although I am open to LogNormals as well if Gammas is not an option.) ...
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Learning about EM algorithms and finite mixture models and I've run into a particularly unintuitive problem. I'm trying to fit a finite mixture regression model on simulated data, where the true ...
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I’m fitting a mixture model in Stan to strictly positive data. Each component distribution has a mean that can be expressed by some summation of a and b. (a and b are two “factor” parameters shared ...
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I am working on modeling latent developmental profiles in a sample of children based on their retrospective milestone achievement ages. I would like advice on whether my modeling choice is appropriate,...
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I am running a Mixture model and I have no free parameters, I just have it evaluating for a given datapoint, its likelihood of belonging to one cluster. Separately, I have a ground truth about these ...
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I am very new to Geostatistics (Modeling spatial data) and have some questions: 1- I found that in many literature, the spatial random field is divided into spatial bins. That is, suppose I am ...
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I have $n$ observations of pairs $(x, y)$ and three different models I would like to compare. Model0 is nested within Model1. Model0 is also nested within Model2. I would like to do hypothesis ...
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Consider a continuous r.v. $X$ with pdf $f$ obeying the following finite mixture model for each $x\in \mathbb{R}$: $$ f(x)=\sum_{k=1}^K \lambda_k f_k(x) \quad \lambda_k\geq 0, \sum_k\lambda_k=1 $$ ...
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I am studying mixture models and I would like your help with this question: Consider the distribution $\Gamma$ and assume it is a finite mixture distribution, i.e., $\Gamma=\sum_{k=1}^K \Gamma_k \...
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Suppose I am fitting a Bayesian mixture model that's structured as follows: $$ Y_i | (z_i = k) \sim \mathcal{N}(\mu_k, \sigma_k^2), \quad k = 1, \cdots, K $$ $$ z_i \sim \text{Mult}(1; w_{i1}, \cdots, ...
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I have a panel dataset, and I am estimating a self-defined likelihood function using finite mixture model. $$ L_i(\theta)=p\prod^T_tL(y_{it}(\theta)|type1) + (1-p)\prod^T_tL(y_{it}(\theta)|type2) $$ $...
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The context is using EM algorithm for a mixture model - more precisely Dirichlet Multinomial Mixture, as discussed in Dirichlet Multinomial Mixtures: Generative Models for Microbial Metagenomics. One ...
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I have watched a video describing the differences between Cluster Analysis and Mixture Models. Clustering determines compact clusters and assigns people to those clusters. Clusters cannot be ...
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