Technical GlossaryMachine Learning
Hidden Markov Model
A sequential probabilistic structure that models hidden state transitions behind observable outputs.
A Hidden Markov Model is used to capture how unobserved states evolve in time-dependent or sequential data. It has historically played an important role in speech recognition, biological sequences, user behavior analysis, and process modeling. Its key strength lies in modeling latent-state structure behind observed outputs. However, for more complex sequence problems, it should be compared carefully against modern deep learning approaches.
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