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Unexpected zero on posterior density of Dirichlet process mixture

I was reading this notebook from the PyMC3 documentation about Dirichlet Process Mixtures and, on the last figure, the estimated density reaches almost zero for a particular value, despite the ...
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Is data modeled by dirichlet process mixture exchangeable?

Consider DPM model: $$ \begin{aligned} X_{i} | \phi_{i} & \sim F\left(x;\phi_{i}\right) \\ \phi_{1}, \phi_{2}, \cdots | & P \stackrel{iid}{\sim} P \\ P & \sim D P(\alpha G_0) \end{aligned} ...
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Clustering and Dirichlet process' parameter

I am reading a paper in which they describe a bayesian model in which the prior $a_i$ is defined as a Dirichlet Process (DP). They say: "We use a DP to find the optimal $a_i$ via clustering". Later on ...
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What does the base distribution of the Dirichlet Process mean?

So far I only really understand the Dirichlet Process through its various metaphors. For the Polya Urn scheme, my understanding is that the "base distribution" is the original distribution of colors ...
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Dirichlet process mixture MCMC

I'm reading Markov Chain Sampling Methods for Dirichlet Process Mixture Models by Radford M. Neal. Equation (3.6) states that $$ \text{If } c=c_{j} \text{ for some } j\neq i: P\left(c_{i}=c\;|\;c_{-i}...
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What does "CRP is a marginalized version of PYP" mean?

I've been reading this phrase and I don't know what it means "CRP is a marginalized version of PYP". What are the parameters/latent-variables we are marginalizing out to drive CRP from PYP?
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