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Improved Classification Using Hidden Markov Averaging From Multiple Observation Sequences

Davis, R. I. A., Walder, C. J. and Lovell, Brian C. (2002). Improved Classification Using Hidden Markov Averaging From Multiple Observation Sequences. In: V. Chandran, Proceedings of the Fourth Australasian Workshop on Signal Processing and Applications 2002. Fourth Australasian Workshop on Signal Processing and Applications 2002, Brisbane, (89-92). 17-18 December, 2002.

 
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Author(s) Davis, R. I. A.
Walder, C. J.
Lovell, Brian C.
Title of paper Improved Classification Using Hidden Markov Averaging From Multiple Observation Sequences
Conference name Fourth Australasian Workshop on Signal Processing and Applications 2002
Conference location Brisbane
Conference dates 17-18 December, 2002
Proceedings title Proceedings of the Fourth Australasian Workshop on Signal Processing and Applications 2002
Editor(s) V. Chandran
Place published Brisbane
Publisher Queensland University of Technology
Publication date 2002
Volume number 4
ISBN 1 74107 002 3
Start page 89
End page 92
Total pages 4
Collection year 2002
Language eng
Abstract/Summary The enormous popularity of Hidden Markov models (HMMs) in spatio-temporal pattern recognition is largely due to the ability to 'learn' model parameters from observation sequences through the Baum-Welch and other re-estimation procedures. In this study, HMM parameters are estimated from an ensemble of models trained on individual observation sequences. The proposed methods are shown to provide superior classification performance to competing methods.
Subjects 280200 Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing
E1
290901 Electrical Engineering
780101 Mathematical sciences
Keyword(s) HMM
Hidden Markov models
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