>Sure, but mixture models and mutually exclusive events are less common to work with than just "models." What do you mean by this? A mixture model is just a mo

>Sure, but mixture models and mutually exclusive events are less common to work with than just "models." What do you mean by this? A mixture model is just a model. Also, how can you do absolutely anything without "working with mutually exclusive events"? You need mutual exclusivity to support the concept of a decision or a hypothesis.