Gaussian Mixture Distribution
A Gaussian mixture distribution is a multivariate
distribution that consists of multivariate Gaussian distribution components.
Each component is defined by its mean and covariance, and the mixture is
defined by a vector of mixing proportions. Create a distribution object
gmdistribution
by fitting a model
to data (fitgmdist
) or by specifying
parameter values (gmdistribution
). Then, use object
functions to perform cluster analysis (cluster
, posterior
, mahal
), evaluate the
distribution (cdf
, pdf
), and generate random
variates (random
).
Functions
Topics
- Create Gaussian Mixture Model
Create a known, or fully specified, Gaussian mixture model (GMM) object.
- Fit Gaussian Mixture Model to Data
Simulate data from a multivariate normal distribution, and then fit a Gaussian mixture model (GMM) to the data.
- Simulate Data from Gaussian Mixture Model
Simulate data from a Gaussian mixture model (GMM) using a fully specified
gmdistribution
object and therandom
function. - Cluster Using Gaussian Mixture Model
Partition data into clusters with different sizes and correlation structures.