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????(Dynamic Programming DP)
??? ?????????????? gongxj_at_tju.edu.cn http//cs.tju
.edu.cn/faculties/gongxj/course/algorithm/
http//groups.google.com/group/algorithm-practice
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Outline
  • What is the DP
  • Definition
  • Solutions
  • Typical applications
  • 0/1 Knapsack
  • Matrix Multiplication Chains
  • All Pairs Shortest Paths
  • Maximum Non-crossing Subset nets MNS
  • Longest Common Subsequence
  • Advanced topics
  • Hidden Markov Model
  • Mathematics optimization

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  • ???(1-gt3-gt5-gt7)????????????7????.??, (3-gt5-gt7)
  • ??????????2,3,4??????,???????????

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?????????s???e?????
2
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  • ?c(i)???i?????e??????, A(i)??i???????,?
  • c(s)?????????
  • c(e)0
  • c(i)minj ? A(i)c(j)cost(i, j) sltilte

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  • ???c(7)0
  • ????c(6),,c(1)
  • c(6)1
  • c(5)2
  • c(4)8c(6)9
  • c(3)min1c(5),5c(6)3,63
  • c(2)min7c(5),6c(6)9,77
  • c(1)min1c(2),4c(3),6c(4)8,7,157
  • ????????
  • c(i)??1???i???????
  • ???c(1)0??

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What is the Dynamic Programming
A method of solving complex problems by breaking
them down into simpler steps.
  • The term was originally used in the 1940s by
    Richard Bellman 
  • DP refers specifically to nesting smaller
    decision problems inside larger decisions
  • Dynamic was chosen by Bellman because it sounded
    impressive, not because it described how the
    method worked.
  • Programming referred to the use of the method to
    find an optimal program
  • DP  is both a mathematical optimization method,
    and a computer programming method.
  • simplifying a complicated problem by breaking it
    down into simpler subproblems in
    a recursive manner

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Where is the DP applicable
  • Optimal substructure
  • A problem is said to have optimal substructure if
    an optimal solution can be constructed
    efficiently from optimal solutions to its
    subproblems.
  • Also is called Principle of Optimality by Bellman
  • Overlap subproblems
  • A problem is said to have overlapping
    subproblems if the problem can be broken down
    into subproblems which are reused several times.
  • Subproblems must be only 'slightly' smaller than
    the larger problem
  • A constant additive factor
  • A multiplicative factor  -gt D C

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How to solve a DP problem
  • Define an value function of states
  • Write out the recursive equation of value
  • Solve the recursive equation
  • Top-down approach
  • Bottom-up approach
  • Traceback the optimal solution

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0/1????(0/1 Knapsack)
  • ????
  • ?n?????1,,n ,?????c????,????????????
  • ??
  • n, c ????????????
  • p1,p2, , pn????????
  • w1,w2, ,wn???????
  • ????
  • 0/1?????????1,,n?????(x1, ,xn?0/1??), ???????
  • ???????????????????
  • ??????????????1,??????2,,n???,????????,?????

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???????????
?? n5,c10 p6,3,5,4,6 w2,2,6,5,4
  • (1,1,0,0,1)?????,????1,2,5
  • ??1?????2,?????8
  • ?????n4,c8,???2,3,4,5
  • (1,0,0,1),????1?5,????????
  • ????????????

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????????
  • ?????????????1,???????????????????
  • ?f(i, y)??????y,???i,,n,????????,????????
  • f(1,c)maxf(2,c), f(2,c-w1)p1
  • ?????????(??),??2??????????.
  • ????????y, ??i,,n ????????.

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0/1???????????
?? n3, c116 w100,14,10 p20,18,15,
  • ????1(x1 1),??????r16 x2,x3 1,0
    ????????,??18,?????201838
  • ????1(x1 0)????????????,???????116,1,1???????,?
    ?33
  • ??????38, ???33 ??????1,1,0, ????38

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0/1????????
  • ?f(i,y) ?????y,??i,i1,,n ??????,?????????????
  • ???????????
  • f(1,c)maxf(2,c),f(2,c-w1)p1
  • ??
  • ???f(n, )??((15-1)?)
  • ????(15-2)?????f(i,) ( in-1,n-2,,2 ),
  • ???? f(1,c)

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0/1?????15-4
?? n3, w100,14,10, p20,18,15, c116
  • ???
  • ?????(15-2),??
  • ?????
  • f(1,116 )maxf(2,116),f(2,116-w1)p1
  • maxf(2,116),f(2,16)20
  • max33,3838

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0/1?????15-4 (??2)
  • ?????traceback????x1,?,xn?
  • f(1,c) f(2,c)gtx10??x11,cc-w1?
  • x2 f(2,c)f(3,c)gt x20??x21,cc-w2
  • Xi f(i,c)f(i1,c)gt xi0??xi1,cc-wi
  • ???,
  • f(2,116)33?f(1,116),??x11. ????116-10016,
  • f(2,16)18,f(3,16) 14?f(2,16),??x21
  • ??r16-142,??????3,??x3 0

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??????
  • ????
  • ??????(Decision sequences)
  • ??????(Problem states)
  • ??????(Principle of optimal)
  • ????????????(Recurrence equation)
  • ??(traceback)?????(Optimal solution)
  • ?????
  • ???????????????????, ?????????,???????????????????
    ??????????????
  • ???????????????????,???????????????????????
  • ??????????????,????????????

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??????
  • 0/1????
  • ?????
  • ????
  • ????????

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0/1????-????
  • 1. ????
  • 2. ?????????
  • 3. ????

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????
  • ??????????t(n)
  • t(1)a
  • t(n)2t(n-1)b (ngt1),??a,b???
  • ????t(n)T(2n)

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?????15-5
n5, c10 p6,3,5,4,6 w2,2,6,5,4 ,?f (1,10).
  • ????f (1,10),????F(1,10)
  • ??F(i1,y), F(i1,y-wi)pi
  • ??????????????
  • ???????y????
  • ?j??????F(j,)
  • ?????F(1,10),?????????,????F(2,10)?F(2,8)?

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?????15-5(?)
  • ???????,???????????26?????
  • ???????,?f(3,8),f(4,8), f(4,2), f(5,8), f(5,3),
    f(5,2)
  • ???????????,????????20,?????????????

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W?????????(1)
  • ????????f iy?????f ??????f(i,y) ?????
  • ?????T(nc)??
  • ???????T(nc)-?????? c?????????, c??????????log2c

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W?????????(2)
  • ??Traceback?fiy?????xi?
  • Traceback?????T(n).

????????? 1)????????? 2)?????c
???, ??cgt2n,???????O(n2n).
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???????
  • ????i,?f(i, y)???????(y, f(i, y))?????P(i)?.
  • P(i)???(y,f(i, y)) ?y?????.
  • ??(a,b)???????i,?,n??????a,??????b.

???????????P(i1)??P(i)?
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???????
  • ?Q(s,t)wisltc, (s-wi,t-pi)?P(i1),?
  • Q???xi1???
  • P(i1)???xi0???
  • ??P(i)P(i1)?Q
  • ??P(i1) ?Q
  • ???????????(??)
  • ?(a,b)?(u,v)???P(i1)?Q???,?au?bltv,??(a,b)?(u,v)
    ??
  • (a,b)??????????a?????b,?(u,v)?????????????u???
    ??v,??b
  • ??????????
  • ???P(i)???wgtc???(w,v)

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????15-6
?n5,c10 p6,3,5,4,6 w2,2,6,5,4
?f(1,10)
  • P(5)(0,0), (4,6) ,Q(5,4),(9,10)
  • ???P(4)(0,0),(4,6),(9,10)
  • ?? Q(6,5),(10,11)
  • ??? P(3)(0,0),(4,6),(9,10),(10,11)
  • ?? Q(2,3),(6,9)
  • ??? P(2)(0,0),(2,3),(4,6),(6,9),(9,10),(10,11)
  • ?? Q(2,6),(4,9),(6,12),(8,15)
  • ???P(1)(0,0),(2,6),(4,9),(6,12),(8,15)
  • ??????15
  • ?????1,1,0,0,1

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???????
  • P(i) ?????????P(i1)??????2?.??P(n)2,??
  • P(i)?????????2(n-i1)
  • ??Q?O(P(i1))???,??P(i1) ?Q??O(P(i1)Q)O(
    2P(i1))???.????P(i)?O(2n-i1)??
  • ????P(i) ????????O(2n)?
  • ????????????2n??

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?????(Matrix multiPlication Chains MPC)
  • mn??A?np??B???????? mnp
  • ??????A(mn),B(np)?C(pq)????????
  • ????????A??B????C,??????????(AB)C
  • ??????A (BC)
  • ???????????????????,???????????
  • ????????mp(nq)
  • ????????nq(mp)

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MPC ??
  • ??A?1001??,B?1100??,C?1001??,(AB) C?????
  • 1001100100100120000
  • ? A (BC) ??????1100110011200
  • ??q???????????O(2q)????????
  • ???????,?????????

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MPC?????
  • ?M(i,j)???Mi,Mj (ij)???.????????????M(i,
    k)?M(k1,j),??????
  • ???M(i,j)??????????M(i,k)?M(k1,j)??????
  • ??5???????,?????r (10, 5, 1, 10, 2,
    10),?M1?105???,??
  • ????????(M1M2)((M3M4)M5))190
  • ??M(3,5)M3M4M5????????
  • (M3M4)M5),?????5???????????????

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MPC?????(?)
  • ?c(i,j)???M(i,j)??????(???),??????,???????
  • c(i,j)minikltjc(i,k)c(k1,j)rirk1rj1
  • c(i,j)???
  • c(i,i)0
  • c(i,i1)riri1ri2
  • ?kay(i,j)??c(i,j)??????k,?
  • Kay(i,i1)i
  • ????
  • MPC??????
  • ???????c(1,q)
  • ?kay(i, j)???????????

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MPC ?15-13
  • ?q 5?r (10 , 5 , 1 , 10 , 2 , 10)??MPC

M(1,5)M(1,2)M(3,5)
M(3,5)M(3,4)M(5,5)
c(1,5)min c(1,1)c(2,5)500,
c(1,2)c(3,5)100,
c(1,3)c(4,5)1000,
c(1,4)c(5,5)200
c(1,5)190,kay(1,5)2
c(1,4)90,kay(1,4)2
c(1,3)150,kay(1,3)2
c(2,5)minc(2,2)c(3,5)50,
c(2,3)c(4,5)500,
c(2,4)c(5,5)100
c(2,5)90,kay(2,5)2
c(3,5)minc(3,3)c(4,5)100,
c(3,4)c(5,5)20 min300,40
c(3,5)40,kay(3,5)4
c(2,4)minc(2,2)c(3,4)10,
c(2,3)c(4,4)100 min30,150
c(2,4)30,kay(2,4)2
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MPC ????
//??c(i,j) ????? If cijgt0 return cij
  • ???C?,r ???????,kay???????.
  • ??C??c(i j) ????kayi jkay (i,j).
  • ??Traceback ????C?????kay??????????????
  • ??ci,j???????

ciju
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A deep look at the structures of MPC
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MPC ????
  • ??c ??????????????????.??s 2, 3, , q-1 ?????
    c(i,is),??c ?kay ??????.??????????

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MPC ??????
?q 5?r (10 , 5 , 1 , 10 , 2 , 10)??MPC
1 2 3 4 5
1 0 50 150 90 190
2 0 50 30 90
3 0 20 40
4 0 200
5 0
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MPC ????
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?????
  • ????O(q3) .
  • ??C(i, is)? T(s)??.
  • ?s2,q-1,? ??q-s?C(i,is),??????T((q-s)s).
  • ????????T(q3)
  • ???kay ???????15-6??Traceback ?????????????

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????(All Pairs Shortest Paths APSP)
  • ??????G????,???????????(cost),???????????(???)???
    ???????????
  • ??????(i, j),???i ?j ??????,???????????i ?j ?????
  • ?????????
  • ???????????

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APSP ?15-15
  • ??15-4??????1???3????
  • 1) 1,2,5,3
  • 2) 1,4,3
  • 3) 1,2,5,8,6,3
  • 4) 1,4,6,3
  • ?????,?????????1 0,28, 9,2 7.????3)
    ??????1???3??????

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APSP ?????
  • ????1?n??.
  • ??c(i,j,k)i?j??????????k??????.
  • c(i,j,0)cost(i,j) if lti,jgt?G else c(i,j,0)8
  • c(i,i,k)0 for all k
  • c(i, j, n)????i?j??????
  • ????c(i,j,k)?c(i,j,k-1)???????

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APSP???
  • ????kgt0,
  • c(i,j,k)minc(i, j, k-1), c(i, k, k-1)
  • c(k, j, k-1)
  • ??
  • c(i,k,k-1)c(i,k,k)
  • c(k,j,k)c(k,j,k-1)
  • ?????????????,???c(i,j,n)??????.??????.????c
    ???????O(n3).
  • ??????????15-5???

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APSP????
  • ?C(k)????(c(i,j,k))i,j1,,n
  • ??C(0)(c(i, j)),???????.
  • ??????C(k)
  • ?k?k????
  • C(k) (i,k)C(k-1)(i,k)
  • C(k) (k,j)C(k-1)(k,j).
  • ?k?k??????
  • C(k)(i,j)maxC(k-1)(i, j), C(k-1)(i,
    k)C(k-1)(k,j)

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APSP???????(1)
Kayij??i?j?????????????,???????????????
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APSP???????(2)
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APSP ?15-17
  • ?15-6a ?????????a,15-6b ?????15-9?????c ??,15-6c
    ????kay????15-6c ??kay ?,???1?5???????1?kay15
    4?????????4?5?????,??kay450,???4?5???????????
    ?1?4???????kay143???????,????1?5??????1,2,3,
    4,5?

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APSP??(1)
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APSP??(2)
  • C(0)(i, j)c(i, j)
  • C(1)(3,2)minC(0)(3,2),C(0)(3,1)C(0)(1,2)7
  • C(2)(1,3)minC(1)(1,3),
  • C(1)(1,2)C(1)(2,3)
  • min11,426
  • C(3)(1,2)min4,674
  • C(3)(2,1)min6,235

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Maximum Noncrossing Subset of NetsMNS
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10
i
Ci
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10
  • ??i ?????Ci??,???(i,Ci)
  • (i,Ci)?(j,Cj)???????,?(iltj) ?(CiltCj)
  • ??
  • MNS(i,j)(u,Cu) ?u i Cu j?????????????
  • size(i,j) MNS(i,j)
  • ???MNS(5,7)(4,2)(5,5) size(5,7)2

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MNS????
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MNS ??1
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10
i
Ci
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10
  • ????
  • size(1,j)0, j1,2,3,4,5,6,7
  • size(1,j)1,j8,9,10
  • ? C2 7,??size(2,j)0 for j1,,6
  • size(2,7)size(1,6)11
  • size(2,8)maxsize(1,8),size(1,6)11

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MNS ??2
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MNStaceback
  • Nets ?i ??
  • ??size(i,j)!size(i-1,j) ?MNS(i,j)??net i
  • ?jCi-1??????2.

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LCS Longest Common Subsequences
  • Sequence similarity measurement
  • Substring search
  • The number of changes turning one to another
  • Longest common subsequences
  • Given two sequences x1 . . m and y1 . . n,
    find a longest subsequence common to them both
  • Brute force approach O(n2m)
  • DP approach O(nm)

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Definition 1 subsequence
  • Definition 1 Given a sequence Xx1x2...xm,
    another sequence Zz1z2...zk is a subsequence of
    X if there exists a strictly increasing sequence
    i1i2...ik of indices of X such that for all
    j1,2,...k, we have xijzj.
  • Example 1 If Xabcdefg, Zabdg is a subsequence
    of X. Xabcdefg,Zab d g

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Definition 2 common subsequence
  • Definition 2 Given two sequences X and Y, a
    sequence Z is a common subsequence of X and Y if
    Z is a subsequence of both X and Y.
  • Example 2 Xabcdefg and Yaaadgfd. Zadf is a
    common subsequence of X and Y.
  • Xabc defg
  • Yaaaadgfd
  • Za d f

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Definition 3 longest common subsequence
  • Definition 3 A longest common subsequence of X
    and Y is a common subsequence of X and Y with the
    longest length. (The length of a sequence is the
    number of letters in the sequence.)
  • Longest common subsequence may not be unique.
  • Example abcd
  • acbd
  • Both acd and abd are LCS.

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Optimal substructure of an LCS
  • If
  • Let Xx1x2...xm, and Yy1y2...yn be two
    sequences, and
  • Zz1z2...zk be any LCS of X and Y.
  • Then
  • If xmyn, then zkxmyn and Z1..k-1 is an LCS
    of X1..m-1 and Y1..n-1.
  • If xm ?yn, then zk?xm implies that Z is an LCS of
    X1..m-1 and Y.
  • If xm ?yn, then zk?yn implies that Z is an LCS of
    X and Y1..n-1.

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The recursive equation
  • Let ci,j be the length of an LCS of X1...i
    and Y1...j.
  • ci,j can be computed as follows
  • Computing the length of an LCS
  • There are n?m ci,js. So we can compute them in
    a specific order.

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Algorithm of LCS
1. for i1 to m do 2. ci,00 3.
for j0 to n do 4. c0,j0 5. for i1
to m do 6. for j1 to n do 7. 8.
if xI yj then 9.
ci,jci-1,j-11 10
bi,j1 11. else if
ci-1,jgtci,j-1 then 12.
ci,jci-1,j 13.
bi,j2 14. else
ci,jci,j-1 15.
bi,j3 14 bi,j stores the
directions. 1diagnal, 2-up, 3-forward.
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Example 1 of an LCS
XBDCABA and YABCBDAB
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Constructing an LCS
PrintLCS(b,X,i,j) 1. im 2. jn 3. if i0 or
j0 then exit 4. if bi,j1 then
ii-1 jj-1 print
xi 5. if bi,j2 ii-1 6. if
bi,j3 jj-1 7. Goto Step 3.
The time complexity O(nm).
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i
Yj
B
B
A
C
D
Xi
0
0
0
0
0
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0
A
1
0
1
0
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B
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1
1
1
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C
0
1
1
2
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4
B
0
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1
2
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LCS (reversed order)
B
C
B
B C B
LCS (straight order)
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Hidden Markov Model
  • HMM ? (OI , OO, A, B, p )
  • OI i1,....iNset of state
  • OO v1,...,vMset of observation
  • A aij,aij p(It1 ij It ii) transition
    probability
  • B bik,bik p(Ot vk It ii) symbol
    probability
  • p pi, pi p(I1 ii) init state
    distribution
  • Where
  • Ilt i1,...iT gt is the state sequence
  • Oltv1,...,vTgt is the output sequence

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Three Problems of HMM
  • Evaluation
  • Given model ? and output sequence O, computing
    p(O ?)
  • Decoding
  • Given model ? and output sequence O, to find
    the state sequence X such that
  • maximize p(O, I ?)
  • Learning
  • Given output sequence O, to find the model ?
    such that
  • maximize p(O, I ?)

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????
  • ??????????
  • ????????????(??)
  • ??
  • 0/1????
  • ?????
  • ??????????
  • MNS
  • ??????????????

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????(1)
  • 0/1????
  • n4,c20,w(10,15,6,9)
  • p(2,5,8,1)
  • ??????P(1),P(2),P(3)?????
  • ????
  • ???????????????????????????
  • O(min2n,nS1inpi ,nc)
  • ??P(i) 1Sijnpj

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????(2)
  • ???????Ss1,s2,...,sn ?n??????,????????M????S??
    ?
  • ????NP-????,????????????

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??(3)
  • r(10,20,50,1,100),????????????????

71
??(4),??19
  • T(i,j)??i ??j???????(j1,2)
  • C(i,j)??i ??j???????(j1,2)
  • ????????,???????1??????2
  • ?????t?????????????
  • cost(i,j)??1?i??j??????????
  • cost(1,j)8 jltT(1,1)
  • C(1,1) T(1,1)ltjltT(1,2)
  • minC(1,1),C(1,2) T(1,2)ltj
  • cost(i,j)mincost(i-1,j-T(i,1))C(i,1),
  • cost(i-1,j-T(i,2))C(i,2)
  • 8?????j??????i???

72
??(4)
  • ??????????????(backward)
  • ??????????????
  • ?n3, T(2,1,43,2,1)
  • C(1,5,22,3,4),t8
  • ????????????????????????????????
  • ????????

73
??(5),??20
  • ??????n?????????????w(i,j)???j?????i???c(i,j)?
    ??j?????i???(????)??????c,???????????
  • ????19
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