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Simultaneous clustering with mixtures of factor analysers
This work details the method of Simultaneous Model-based Clustering. It also presents an extension to this method by reformulating it as a model with a mixture of factor analysers. This allows for the technique, known as Simultaneous Model-Based Clustering with a Mixture of Factor Analysers, to be a...
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Department of Medicine
2015
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| Summary: | This work details the method of Simultaneous Model-based Clustering. It also presents an extension to this method by reformulating it as a model with a mixture of factor analysers. This allows for the technique, known as Simultaneous Model-Based Clustering with a Mixture of Factor Analysers, to be able to cluster high dimensional gene-expression data. A new table of allowable and non-allowable models is formulated, along with a parameter estimation scheme for one such allowable model. Several numerical procedures are tested and various datasets, both real and generated, are clustered. The results of clustering the Iris data find a 3 component VEV model to have the lowest misclassification rate with comparable BIC values to the best scoring model. The clustering of Genetic data was less successful, where the 2-component model could successfully uncover the healthy tissue, but partitioned the cancerous tissue in half. |
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