Hidden Markov Model

[Sir Fredrick]

Does anyone have (or know of) a c++ class or toolkit which performs HMM processing similarly to MATLAB?

Thanks.

[Stitch]

Apoligies for stating the obvious, but have you considered looking at
the .m file that implements this functionality in matlab - presuming
you have access to it - as the matlab syntax is quite close to C.

Alternatively (likely to be simpler since I think I just found out
what you're talking about) try google with 'hidden markov model c++' and take your pick

think this one looked good:
ftp://svr-ftp.eng.cam.ac.uk/comp.speech

going to pass this on to my girlfriend, she's into speech and things
like that

Stitch
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[Sir Fredrick]

The HMM stuff is pretty complex...I was hoping that someone else had already ported it so I wouldn't have to reinvent the wheel, so to speek. I've been searching, but haven't found anything that's quite what I'm looking for though.

The link you gave isn't working right now either.

[Stitch]

I see what you mean about the link, it won't go straight in to that
depth, try this instead

ftp://svr-ftp.eng.cam.ac.uk/

and try either the comp.speech folder or comp.speech.research

I came accross the link from a result from the search I suggested you
did, but not straight from the search, it was contained in this link
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project...hmm/readme.txt

in fact having just knocked the readme.txt off of the end - i think
the source is actually there in a compressed form, I haven't tried
because I supposed to be at work..oops !

Its a common(ish) method and if its covered at graduate level (my
girlfriend had covered it in her course) I would imagine that someone
must have 'released'/provided source code for HMM, keep the faith..


Stitch
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