![]() The uncertainty of new energies creates challenges in detailed analyses of operating conditions and the efficient planning of distribution networks. New energy power systems with high-permeability photovoltaic and wind power are high-dimensional dynamic large-scale systems with nonlinear, uncertain and complex operating characteristics. We demonstrate experimentally that our heuristic to approximate the Jeffreys divergence improves by several orders of magnitude the computational time of stochastic Monte Carlo estimations while approximating reasonably well the Jeffreys divergence, specially when the mixtures have a very small number of modes.īesides, our mixture-to-exponential family conversion techniques may prove useful in other settings. It allows us to perform model selection by choosing the orders of the polynomial exponential densities used to approximate the mixtures. This goodness-of-fit divergence is a generalization of the Hyv\"arinen divergence used to estimate models with computationally intractable normalizers. In particular, we consider the versatile polynomial exponential family densities, and design a divergence to measure in closed-form the goodness of fit between a Gaussian mixture and its polynomial exponential density approximation. Our heuristic relies on converting the mixtures into pairs of dually parameterized probability densities belonging to an exponential family. In this paper, we propose a simple yet fast heuristic to approximate the Jeffreys divergence between two univariate Gaussian mixtures with arbitrary number of components. ![]() ![]() Since the Jeffreys divergence between Gaussian mixture models is not available in closed-form, various techniques with pros and cons have been proposed in the literature to either estimate, approximate, or lower and upper bound this divergence. ![]() The Jeffreys divergence is a renown symmetrization of the oriented Kullback-Leibler divergence broadly used in information sciences. ![]()
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