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Perception-based hidden Markov models: a theoretical framework for data mining and knowledge discovery

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 The combination of objective measurements and human perceptions using hidden Markov models with particular reference to sequential data mining and knowledge discovery is presented in this paper. Both human preferences and statistical analysis are utilized for verification and identification of hypotheses as well as detection of hidden patterns. As another theoretical view, this work attempts to formalize the complementarity of the computational theories of hidden Markov models and perceptions for providing solutions associated with the manipulation of the internet.

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Pham, T. Perception-based hidden Markov models: a theoretical framework for data mining and knowledge discovery. Soft Computing 6, 400–405 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-002-0192-8

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