rayblood

the explanation was perfect. thanks for that it made things clearer. i would like to have a follow-up question if you don't mind. the different probabilities associated with the transitions are taken from what kind of source? because i've read a couple of sources and i am quite confused because they have a lot of probabilities incorporated with the different transitions of states. i can't quite find out how these probabilities came about. thanks.

hi, can i ask for a little assistance in understanding HMM? i've been reading and watching tutorials about it but none seemed to have discussed it as to my understanding. i am a fourth year university student trying to have a better understanding of HMM. any assistance would be of help. thanks. p.s. also i want to know if bayesian is really needed for HMM to work.