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DaLack
Calcite | Level 5 DaLack
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How can I compare different numbers of components in a GMM using the Bayesian approach in proc fmm?

Posted 04-30-2016 01:56 PM (1313 views)

Is it possible to compare different numbers of components in a GMM estimated by the Bayesian appraoch in proc fmm? The common way using "kmin/kmax" doesn't work.

Many thanks in advance.

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SteveDenham
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Re: How can I compare different numbers of components in a GMM using the Bayesian approach in proc f

Posted 07-28-2016 10:56 AM (1196 views)  |   In reply to DaLack

Can you give more info on "doesn't work"?  Anything in the log, or output, that might indicate what is going on?

 

Steve Denham

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