Adaptive Mixtures of Regressions: Improving Predictive Inference when Population has Changed.

The present work investigates the estimation of regression mixtures when population has changed between the training and the prediction stages. Two approaches are proposed: a parametric approach modeling the relationship between dependent variables of both populations, and a Bayesian approach in which the priors on the prediction population depend on the mixture regression parameters of the training population. The relevance of both approaches is illustrated on simulations and on an environmental dataset. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]