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COMP42 Lecure 8 Hidden Markov Model he Univeriy of Mancheer

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he Univeriy of Mancheer Claificaion Build a model for each cla of daa e.g. C = ye C 2 = no 0.95 0.99 0.95 SAR.0 il 0.05 ye 0.0 il 0.05 SOP Comue ( 2 C i ) for each cla C i Aly Baye rule ( C L ) 2 = ( ) 2 L C ( C ) ( ) 2 L Ci ( Ci ) i Aly a claificaion rule e.g. elec he mo likely cla 2

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he Univeriy of Mancheer Decoding Claificaion can deal wih a limied number of model Le ueful for hrae or enence An alernaive aroach i o decodehe daa: * 2 L ( L ) = arg ma 2 Decoding: find he mo likely ah hrough he hidden ae 6

he Univeriy of Mancheer Decoding 0.9 SAR a 0.9 0.9 b ab 0. 0. 0. SOP Daa decoding i ambiguou: abababaab? Mo likely ah i a b a b a b a2 a2b2 Le likely ah i a b2 a2 b2 a2 b2 a2 a2b2 7

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