Adaptive Estimation Techniques for Hidden Markov Models
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• ML techniques for extracting Markov signals imbedded in a mixture of white Gaussian
noise and deterministic disturbances of known functional form with unknown
parameters. Two such disturbances are considered: periodic disturbances and polynomial
drift in the Markov states.
• Adaptive on-line schemes for estimating time-varying HMMs and Hidden semi Markov
models. We also propose on-line schemes for adaptively extracting Markov
signals with time varying statistics imbedded in a mixture of white Gaussian noise
and deterministic disturbances with time-varying parameters. In contrast to the
off-line estimation techniques mentioned above, the on-line schemes can adaptively
learn time-varying models. Also the memory and computational requirements are
significantly reduced compared to off-line processing.
The discrete-state techniques have applications which we have explored in neurobiological
signal processing; in particular, for the extraction of channel currents from
noisy measurements in the ionic channels of cell membranes. Extensive simulation studies
have been carried out to confirm the robustness of the proposed algorithms. The HFM
processing schemes and extraction schemes in the presence of deterministic interferences
have also been applied to experimental data obtained from noisy measurements of channel
currents in cell membranes.
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