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Examples,terial in Chapters 4 and 5. Real and synthetic data cases are presented, because much can be learned about MLD from both types of data. Rather than collect all of the real data examples in one section, at the end of the chapter, as is customarily done in journal articles, we shall weave them in with

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Maximizing Likelihood,lihood function, we shall focus on maximizing . {}. Maximum-likelihood values of the parameter vectors are denoted with a superscript ML, e.g., ., ... There are many different methods one can use to maximize .{}. We shall examine some of these in this chapter. First, however, we must be convinced that maximizing .{} is a meaningful thing to do.

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