On the robust learning mixtures of linear regressions
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Abstract (arXiv)
In this note, we consider the problem of robust learning mixtures of linear regressions. We connect mixtures of linear regressions and mixtures of Gaussians with a simple thresholding, so that a quasi-polynomial time algorithm can be obtained under some mild separation condition. This algorithm has significantly better robustness than the previous result.
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- 2014Statistical guarantees for the EM algorithm: From population to sample-based analysiscited by 133
- 2017Mixture Models, Robustness, and Sum of Squares Proofscited by 81
- 2017List-Decodable Robust Mean Estimation and Learning Mixtures of Spherical Gaussianscited by 70
- 2018Learning Mixtures of Linear Regressions with Nearly Optimal Complexitycited by 37
- 2020Small Covers for Near-Zero Sets of Polynomials and Learning Latent Variable Modelscited by 28
- 2019EM Converges for a Mixture of Many Linear Regressionscited by 27
- 2019Learning Mixtures of Linear Regressions in Subexponential Time via Fourier Momentscited by 26
- 2013Spectral Experts for Estimating Mixtures of Linear Regressionscited by 22
- 2017Estimating the Coefficients of a Mixture of Two Linear Regressions by Expectation Maximizationcited by 19
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