ConceptHMM / Hidden Markov Model

Hidden Markov Model

A statistical model in which the system's internal states are not directly observable and must be inferred from noisy observation sequences. The model assumes states evolve according to a Markov process while observations depend probabilistically on the current hidden state. Hidden Markov Models are widely applied to sequential data modeling and analysis tasks such as speech recognition and biological sequence analysis.

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On a four-model hidden Markov family, learning an unknown Bayesian decision requires Θ(l⁻²) records.

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On a four-model hidden Markov family, learning an unknown Bayesian decision requires Θ(l⁻²) records.

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