Algebraic Analysis for Nonidentifiable Learning Machines
Neural Computation
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A normal mixture model, which belongs to singular learning machines, is widely used in statistical pattern recognition. In singular learning machines, the Bayesian learning provides the better generalization performance than the maximum likelihood estimation. However, it needs huge computational cost to realize the Bayesian posterior distribution by the conventional Monte Carlo method. In this paper, we propose that the exchange Monte Carlo method is appropriate for the Bayesian learning in singular learning machines, and experimentally show that it provides better generalization performance in the Bayesian learning of a normal mixture model than the conventional Monte Carlo method.