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For known size r and λi​=exiT​β, the expectation-maximization algorithm gives structural-zero responsibility ti​=0 for positive counts and ti​=π/[π+(1−π)(r/(r+λi​))r] for zero counts. This is Bayes theorem. Maximizing the expected complete-data log-likelihood gives πnew​=n−1∑i​ti​ and a weighted negative binomial regression with weights 1−ti​. The objective separates into a Bernoulli mixing term and a weighted count term, which proves the update.

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