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A mixture distribution is one that is written as a convex combination of other distributions. Use the "compound-distributions" tag for "concatenations" of distributions (where a parameter of a distribution is itself a random variable).
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How to test whether one cohort is a mixture of two other cohorts for a set of binary variables?
This answer is for the case that your interpolated distributions are fixed: If you have a continuous prior over your model space the probability mass of an exact combination will always be 0 for a sta …
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