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Model selection by predictive validation
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Gaussian mixture modelling is used to provide a semi-parametric density estimate for a given data set. The fundamental problem with this approach is that the number of mixtures required to adequately describe the data is not known in advance. In our previous work [1], we described an algorithm, termed Predictive Validation, which attempted to automatically select the number of components. The aim of this paper is to investigate the influence of the various parameters in our model selection method in order to develop it into an operational tool. In this paper, we demonstrate the successful application of model validation to three applications in which the selected models are used for supervised classification, unsupervised classification and outlier detection tasks.
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mixture modelling
model selection
model validation
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