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This is a major limitation of existing methods that concatenate multiple samples for joint learning that is overcome using hiHMM.
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For training GMM models, AV components of each pair are concatenated and considered as samples of joint PDF pav.
We perform a joint analysis of all samples, allowing a reliable covariance matrix to be constructed including all the cross-correlations of different samples, which is necessary for joint cosmological parameter fitting.
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Thus, each of the eight runs yielded 10 000 MCMC samples for the analysis of the joint posterior distribution.
Only samples performed on the Affymetrix platforms were included for joint analysis and analytical simplicity.
The implications for joint data based on this sample design are discussed.
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