Mixture of Gaussian regressions model with logistic weights, a penalized maximum likelihood approach
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(7)- Prediction of the Nash through penalized mixture of logistic regression models
- Partition-based conditional density estimation
- An overview of semiparametric extensions of finite mixture models
- Predictors with measurement error in mixtures of polynomial regressions
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