Dimensional Gaussian Mixture
Dimensional Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs) are probabilistic models representing data as a combination of multiple Gaussian distributions, aiming to effectively capture complex, high-dimensional data structures. Current research focuses on efficient fitting and evaluation of these models, particularly in high dimensions, exploring techniques like locality-sensitive hashing and loss-adaptive density control for improved scalability and accuracy. These advancements are impacting various fields, including generative modeling, classification, and clustering, by enabling more robust and efficient analysis of high-dimensional datasets with complex underlying structures. The development of both explicit and implicit model architectures, along with theoretical analyses of their properties, is driving progress in this area.