NASA NTRS · 19860004610
Estimation of finite mixtures using the empirical characteristic function
Abstract
A problem which occurs in analyzing LANDSAT scenes is the problem of separating the components of a finite mixture of several distinct probability distributions. A review of the literature indicates this is a problem which occurs in many disciplines, such as engineering, biology, physiology and economics. Many approaches to this problem have appeared in the literature; however, most are very restrictive in their assumptions or have met with only a limited degree of success when applied to realistic situations. A proceudre is investigated with combines the k-L procedure of (Feurverger and McDunnough, 1981) with the MAICE procedure of (Akaike, 1974). The feasibility of this approach is being investigated numerically via the development of a computer software package enabling a simulation study and comparison with other procedures.
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Anderson, C., Boullion, T.. 1985-09-01. Estimation of finite mixtures using the empirical characteristic function. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860004610
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