plotmix | R Documentation |
This function gives an image
representation of the log-likelihood
surface of a mixture (Chapter 6) of two normal densities with means \mu_1
and \mu_2
unknown. It first generates the random sample associated
with the distribution.
plotmix(mu1 = 2.5, mu2 = 0, p = 0.7, n = 500, plottin = TRUE, nl = 50)
mu1 |
first mean |
mu2 |
second mean |
p |
weight of the first component |
n |
number of observations |
plottin |
boolean variable to plot the surface (or not) |
nl |
number of contours |
In this case, the parameters are identifiable: \mu_1
and \mu_2
cannot be confused when p
is not 0.5.
Nonetheless, the log-likelihood surface in this figure often
exhibits two modes, one being close to the true value of the parameters
used to simulate the dataset and one corresponding to a reflected separation of
the dataset into two homogeneous groups.
sample |
the simulated sample |
like |
the discretised representation of the log-likelihood surface |
gibbsmean, hmmeantemp
resumix=plotmix()
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