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iteration for the collaborative grouping for time sequential data, respectively, using
(
3.7
). A local maximum at time k can be selected by iterating the above two steps.
We can select the collaborative cluster number (G*
ADT
) by introducing D
ADT
ðÞ
that is a log-likelihood function after parameter learning with the following
equations:
G
ADT
¼
arg min
G
D
ADT
ðÞ;
D
ADT
ðÞ¼
d
ADT
H
;
G
ð
3
:
8
Þ
Þ
d
ADT
H
;
G
1
ð
ð
Þ
where d
ADT
is a log-likelihood function with the adaptive posterior probability.
Note that Eq. (
3.3
) is extended into Eq. (
3.8
) with the hyper-parameter b
y
.
Comparing with the previous algorithm, the collaborative grouping with time
sequential data can select local maxima at time k by iterating two steps: E-step and
M-step. We can select the global optimal from a series of local maxima of time k,
as shown in Fig.
3.4
.
3.3.2 Estimated Parameters Used for Interacting
Multiple Model Estimator
Collaborative grouping with time sequence data can select local maxima at time
k using the difference
ðÞ
of the consecutive log-likelihood functions. We can set
the difference
ðÞ
of the consecutive log-likelihood functions as D G
; ð Þ
with
respect to time k. To reduce the notation complexity, D
ðÞ
is simply used for
D G
; ð Þ
. Now we can use this D
ðÞ
for IMME to estimate the multi-channel
estimates and covariance. As mentioned, the log-likelihood function in each EM
step cannot decrease [
51
]. That means we can minimize the difference D
ðð Þ
of
the consecutive log-likelihood functions with respect to time k because D
ðÞ
Fig. 3.4 Collaborative group
number selection with the
adaptive hyper-parameter
set β
y
;
//
hyper-parameter
set
μ
y
;
//
switching probability
calculate
β
y
(
k
)
//
adaptive hyper-parameter
while ( G ≠
L
))
{
E-Step
: calculate
p
ADT
(
yz
j
);
M-Step
: calculate α
y
,
m
y
,and∑
y
;
calculate Δ
ADT
(
G
);
temp
= Δ
ADT
(
G
);
if (
minDelta
≥
temp
)
minDelta
=
temp
;
}
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