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Exact EM updates for a finite Gaussian mixture

Definition

Inputs. Assume AC. Supply positive integers n,p,K, observations x1,…,xn∈Rp whose affine span is Rp (equivalently, no nonzero v∈Rp has vTxi constant over all i), an initial finite Gaussian mixture parameter θ0=((πk(0),μk(0),Σk(0)))k=1K in the domain of the finite-mixture definition, and a positive integer T.

Procedure. For t=0,1,…,T−1, compute the responsibilities

γik(t):=πk(t)ϕp(xi;μk(t),Σk(t))∑j=1Kπj(t)ϕp(xi;μj(t),Σj(t)),Nk(t):=∑i=1nγik(t).

Then make the exact updates

πk(t+1):=Nk(t)n,μk(t+1):=1Nk(t)∑i=1nγik(t)xi,

Σk(t+1):=1Nk(t)∑i=1nγik(t)(xi−μk(t+1))(xi−μk(t+1))T.

Output. Return the finite parameter sequence (θ0,θ1,…,θT). Every E-step uses the current parameter and every M-step uses that E-step's responsibilities. The affine-span hypothesis is imposed for the unrestricted positive-definite covariance update; constrained covariance domains require their own M-step. This definition makes no claim about convergence of parameters or a global maximum.

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