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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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How to apply EM algorithm in case of mixture distribution?
No, the procedure is wrong.
If you're familiar with the Gaussian mixture, think of the mixture of regression as a Gaussian mixture, while the mean $\mu_k$ now has been substituted by $x_i^\top\beta_k$ …
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