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Baum–Welch algorithm

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The Baum Welch algorithm is a kind of EM (expectation-maximisation). It is also known as the forward-backward algorithm. Its aim is to compute the parameters (transition and emission probabilities) of an HMM (hidden Markov Model), given a learning corpus of emissions.

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