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Mixture of Gaussians and The EM Algorithm

The assignment focuses on implementing the EM algorithm to estimate parameters of a mixture of Gaussians for data of any dimension and number of classes. Students must validate the algorithm using synthetic data in 1D, 2D, and 3D, and provide visual and analytical results. Finally, the algorithm should be applied to segment three images with different classes, and the work must be submitted in an R-Markdown format along with a compiled PDF.

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Mixture of Gaussians and The EM Algorithm

The assignment focuses on implementing the EM algorithm to estimate parameters of a mixture of Gaussians for data of any dimension and number of classes. Students must validate the algorithm using synthetic data in 1D, 2D, and 3D, and provide visual and analytical results. Finally, the algorithm should be applied to segment three images with different classes, and the work must be submitted in an R-Markdown format along with a compiled PDF.

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Mixture of Gaussians and the EM Algorithm

The objective of this assignment is to improve your knowledge of the mixture of Gaussians,
and to understand the EM-algorithm. For this purpose:

1. You must implement the EM algorithm to estimate the parameters of a mixture of


Gaussians when we have data of any dimension and any number of classes.

2. Check that it works for synthetic data generated according to a mixture of Gaussians
in:
a. 1 dimensions
b. 2 dimensions
c. 3 dimensions

Providing visual and analytical data on progress and on the final result. For example:

3. Once you know the algorithm works, apply it to segment three images where you think
there are different classes and show the result. For example:

IMPORTANT:

THIS WORK IS INDIVIDUAL

IT MUST BE PERFORMED IN A R-MARKDOWN AND SUBMIT THE R-MARKDOWN FILE AND


COMPILED PDF WHERE I CAN SEE THE CODE AND THE RESULTS

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