Can someone please draw me an approximate graph of log-likelihood as a function of number of iterations and another graph where log-likelihood is a function of number of clusters.

Thx in advance

asked Jan 28 at 18:45

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closed Jan 28 at 19:43

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FYI, you can probably generate this type of graph by going through the scikits.learn docs. There are similar types of graphs and a little work will finish the job for you.

(Jan 29 at 03:46) Robert Layton

The question has been closed for the following reason "Homework question" by Alexandre Passos Jan 28 at 19:43


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Looks like someone is passing off their assignment question here. Go hit the books!

answered Jan 28 at 19:24

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I think the answer to that is in Bishop's

(Jan 30 at 03:56) Leon Palafox

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