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A modified hidden Markov model

Authors: John van der Hoek; Robert J. Elliott;

A modified hidden Markov model

Abstract

This paper considers two discrete time, finite state processes X and Y. In the usual hidden Markov model X modulates the values of Y. However, the values of Y are then i.i.d. given X. In this paper a new model is considered where the Markov chain X modulates the transition probabilities of the second, observed chain Y. This more realistically can represent problems arising in DNA sequencing. Algorithms for all related filters, smoothers and parameter estimations are derived. Versions of the Viterbi algorithms are obtained.

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Australia
Keywords

Hidden Markov model, Smoother, Filter, Parameter estimation, Genome sequencing, EM algorithm, Viterbi estimates

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