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Table 2: Prediction error for both models as p increases.
Figure 3: Predictive density estimate (DP in blue and EDP in red) for the first new subjectwith true conditional density in black
Table 4. Posterior samples of αβψ( ) tend to be higher for average values of β , meaning thatmore kernels are needed for the density of X within such β -clusters
Figure 7: Predicted probability of being healthy against subject index for 10 new subjectsrepresented with circles (DP in blue and EDP in red) with the true outcome asblack stars
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