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Page 14 of lectures, formula (1.3).
Possibly it would be useful to explain that we do not consider $p( x^{( i )} | \theta )$ because actually it equals $p( x^{( i )} )$ since $x^{( i )}$ doesn't depend on $\theta$ and therefore this term has no sense in the problem of maximization
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Page 14 of lectures, formula (1.3).
Possibly it would be useful to explain that we do not consider $p( x^{( i )} | \theta )$ because actually it equals $p( x^{( i )} )$ since $x^{( i )}$ doesn't depend on $\theta$ and therefore this term has no sense in the problem of maximization