Fatma Najar, S. Bourouis, N. Bouguila, S. Belghith
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Abstract
Multivariate generalized Gaussian distribution has been an attractive solution to many signal and image processing applications. Therefore, efficient estimation of its parameters is of significant interest for a number of research problems. The main contribution of this paper is to develop a fixed-point estimation algorithm for learning the multivariate generalized Gaussian mixture model's parameters (MGGMM). A challenging application that concerns Human action recognition is deployed to validate our statistical framework and to show its merits.