Lecture

Gaussian Mixture Clustering: Expectation-Maximization Algorithms

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This lecture covers the Expectation-Maximization (EM) algorithm for Gaussian Mixture Clustering, explaining the iterative process of updating parameters based on the likelihood of data points belonging to different clusters. It delves into concepts like consistency, responsibility, and the convergence criteria for EM. The lecture also discusses the challenges of EM, such as initialization and local optima, and provides insights into the practical implementation of EM in clustering problems.

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