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Fig. 10.1
Laplacian distribution with
μ =
0and b
=
1
￿
M-Step : There is only one parameter in Eq. ( 10.4 ) i.e., b m .Nowwehavethe
model parameter set given by
=[ ʱ
,
]
ʸ
b m
for each mixture component. Using
m
m
M
m = 1 ʱ
=
the maximum likelihood principle, and enforcing the condition
1, we
m
get the following update equations for b m and
ʱ m ;
z ( i m
x ( i )
N
i
=
1
b m =
z ( i m ,
(10.6)
N
i
=
1
z ( i m
N
i
=
1
=
ʱ
(10.7)
m
N
where
·
is the expectation operator.
x ( 1 ) ,...,
x ( N ) | ʘ )
￿
E-Step :
To
maximize
the
incomplete
log-likelihood
p
(
,
we
take
the
expectation
w.r.t.
the
posterior
distribution
of
Z
namely
z ( i ) N
i = 1
x ( 1 ) ,...,
x ( N ) , ʘ )
(
|
=
. Therefore, each of the expectations
z ( i m that appear in the above update equations is computed as follows:
p
Z
, where Z
z ( i m
x ( i ) | ʸ
p
(
) ʱ
m
m
=
(10.8)
M
j = 1 p
x ( i ) | ʸ j ) ʱ j
(
 
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