Mixture Models, Outliers, and the EM Algorithm
TechnometricsPublished 1 August 1980
Murray Aitkin, G. Tunnicliffe Wilson
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Maximum likelihood (ML) methods are described for the identification of outliers in single sample or regression problems, based on mixture models. The EM algorithm provides a simple and easily programmed iterative solution for the ML estimates of the parameters in the models. The procedure is illustrated on three examples.
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