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2.1 Using HMMs in Gesture Recognition
Hidden Markov models and related techniques have been
applied to gesture recognition tasks with success. Typically,
tra...
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Lexically-Triggered Hidden Markov Models
for Clinical Document Coding
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Institute for Information Technology
National ... and rev-
enue. Perspectives in Health Information Manage-
ment, CAC Proceedings, Fall.
M. Collins. 2002. Discriminative training methods for
Hidden Markov Models: The...
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ing action a in state s and then following policy π
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We use HSMQ-Learning (Dietterich, 1999) to learn
a hierarchy of generation policies.
3.2 Hidden Markov Models for NLG
The ... that is induced from human data and is
especially suited for surface realisation. It is
based on a generation space in the form of
a Hidden Markov Model (HMM). Results in
ter...
... a gesture
is called a gesture path.
3. Hand Gesture Recognition
Numerous method for hand gesture recognition have
been proposed: neural networks (NN), such as recurrent
models [8], hidden markov ... a gesture recognition kernel in order to
detect the intention of the user to execute a command. This
paper describe a new approach for hand gesture recognition
based...
... Comparisons of recognition performance (percentage ac-
curacy) for head gestures.
set in a similar fashion.
6. Results and Discussion
For the training process, the CRF models for the arm and
head gesture ... joint model for all the gestur e s and
share hidden states between them. Our results have shown
that HCRFs outp erform both CRFs and HMMs for certain
gesture recognit...
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2.1 Factorial Hidden Markov Model
Factorial Hidden Markov Models are an extension
of HMMs (Ghahramani and Jordan, 1997). HMMs
represent sequential data as a sequence of hidden
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to each observation state only involves one variable.
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model, which makes it an ideal decoder for our
model.
We start by describing our rule Markov model
(Section 2) and then how to decode using the rule
Markov mod...
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proteins and nucleic acids. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge.
26 Eddy SR (1998) Profile hidden Markov models.
Bioinformatics 14, 755–763.
SDR classification ... we apply hidden
Markov models (HMMs) to obtain a sequence-based
subdivision of the SDR superfamily that allows for
automatic classification of novel sequence data and
provid...