gmm_diag and gmm_full: C++ classes for multi-threaded Gaussian mixture models and Expectation-Maximisation

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Sanderson, Conrad
Curtin, Ryan
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Statistical modelling of multivariate data through a convex mixture of Gaussians, also known as a Gaussian mixture model (GMM), has many applications in fields such as signal processing, econometrics, and pattern recognition (Bishop 2006). Each component (Gaus-sian) in a GMM is parameterised with a weight, mean vector (centroid), and covariance matrix.

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The Journal of Open Source Software

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2

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18

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Applied Statistics

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Sanderson, C; Curtin, R, gmm_diag and gmm_full: C++ classes for multi-threaded Gaussian mixture models and Expectation-Maximisation, The Journal of Open Source Software, 2017, 2 (18)

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