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What does HMM stand for in the context of continuous observations?

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Hidden Markov Model

HMM is used to model systems with hidden states and observable outputs.

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What type of output probability density function is used in Continuous HMM?

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Gaussian output pdf

This allows for modeling continuous observations in HMM.

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What are the key components of the HMM training process?

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  • Model initialisation
  • Expectation Maximisation
  • Unsupervised training

These steps are crucial for effectively training a Hidden Markov Model.

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What is the purpose of Expectation Maximisation in HMM training?

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To optimize the parameters of the model

It iteratively improves the estimates of the hidden states and model parameters.

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True or false: Continuous HMM only deals with discrete observations.

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FALSE

Continuous HMM is designed to handle continuous observations that take floating-point values.

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What is the output probability for a discrete HMM represented as?

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B = {bi(k)} = {P(ot = k|xt = i)}

This notation defines the probabilities of observing a specific output given a hidden state.

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What graphical model notation is used to represent conditional dependencies in probabilistic methods?

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Graphical model notation

This notation visually depicts the relationships between variables in a probabilistic model.

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What is the significance of Gaussian pdf in the context of continuous observations?

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It models the distribution of continuous data

Gaussian pdf is essential for representing continuous outputs in HMM.

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What does the term continuous observations refer to in HMM?

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Observations that may take floating-point values

Continuous observations are essential for modeling real-world data that is not discrete.

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