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. 2012 May 18;7(5):e37025. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0037025

Table 4. Results of varying initial parameter values.

Initial Values			Distance	Final Values
μ₀	σ₀	λ₀		μ	σ	λ
79.3	32.8	132.2	0.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
69.3	32.8	132.2	10.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
89.3	32.8	132.2	10.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
64.3	32.8	132.2	15.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
94.3	32.8	132.2	15.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
79.3	12.8	132.2	20.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
79.3	52.8	132.2	20.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
79.3	32.8	102.2	30.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
79.3	32.8	162.2	30.0	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
75.0	25.0	100.0	33.4	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
75.0	45.0	100.0	34.7	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
65.0	45.0	100.0	37.3	DNC
70.0	45.0	100.0	35.6	DNC
75.0	45.0	105.0	30.1	DNC
75.0	35.0	105.0	27.6	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717
95.0	35.0	105.0	31.4	DNC
95.0	35.0	110.0	27.2	79.33128	32.83232	132.1717

DNC = Did not converge. “Distance” was defined as the Euclidean distance between the initial values and final estimates.