Markov Models notes for CSCI-GA.2590 Prof. Grishman.

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Markov Models notes for CSCI-GA.2590 Prof. Grishman

Markov Model In principle each decision could depend on all the decisions which came before (the tags on all preceding words in the sentence) But we’ll make life simple by assuming that the decision depends on only the immediately preceding decision [first-order] Markov Model representable by a finite state transition network T ij = probability of a transition from state i to state j

Finite State Network cat: meow cat: meow dog: woof dog: woof end start

Our bilingual pets Suppose our cat learned to say “woof” and our dog “meow” … they started chatting in the next room … and we wanted to know who said what

Hidden State Network woof meow cat dog end start

How do we predict When the cat is talking: t i = cat When the dog is talking: t i = dog We construct a probabilistic model of the phenomenon And then seek the most likely state sequence S

Hidden Markov Model Assume current word depends only on current tag