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What is expectation maximization in machine learning?
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Expectation-MaximizationĀ (EM) is an algorithm for maximum likelihood estimation in models with hidden variables (usually missing data or latent variables).Ā By this algorithm the expected value from any model is maximized by the formula of mathematics the link below can help you more go once through thatš
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The Expectation-Maximization (EM) algorithm is a way to find maximum-likelihood estimates for modelĀ parametersĀ when your data is incomplete, has missing data points, or has unobserved (hidden) latent variables. It is an iterative way to approximate the maximumĀ likelihood function. While maximum likelihood estimation can find the ābest fitā model for a set of data, it doesnāt work particularly well for incomplete data sets. The more complex EM algorithmĀ can find model parameters even if you have missing data.Ā It works by choosing random values for the missing data points, and using those guesses to estimate a second set of data. The new values are used to create a better guess for the first set, and the process continues until the algorithm converges on a fixed point.
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