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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
A '''Hidden Markov Model (HMM)''' is a temporal probabilistic model in which some hidden or unobservable states are described by observable variables. <ref>Russell, S. J. (2010). ''Artificial intelligence a modern approach''. Pearson Education, Inc..</ref> These hidden states adhere to the Markov property, meaning that the current state is only dependent on the previous state. The observable variables, on the other hand, should be dependent on the hidden state such that a | |||
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Introduction
A Hidden Markov Model (HMM) is a temporal probabilistic model in which some hidden or unobservable states are described by observable variables. [1] These hidden states adhere to the Markov property, meaning that the current state is only dependent on the previous state. The observable variables, on the other hand, should be dependent on the hidden state such that a
Historical Context
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Impact on the Field
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