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Implemented Gaussian Mixture Model in python #188

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I have completed the python implementation for GMM for issue #174

@geekquad geekquad added the Under Review Pull Request in being reviewed. label May 25, 2021
@ashwani-rathee ashwani-rathee added the gssoc21 GirlScript Summer Of Code 2021 label May 26, 2021

# We use the KMeans centroids to initialise the GMM

kmeans = KMeans(self.n_clusters).fit(X)
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packages from sklearn are not allowed.

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Okay then what alternative can we use ?

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Hey @vinc3nati, good work.

@geekquad geekquad added Clear-M Clear from mentor side Level3 New features, major bug fixing and removed Under Review Pull Request in being reviewed. labels May 29, 2021
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Hey @vinc3nati, good work.

Thank you sir

@geekquad geekquad merged commit 047d599 into Algo-Phantoms:main May 30, 2021
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