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Tag Archives: hidden markov models
How can I crack you? Let me count the ways…
I just received source code for a partially-implemented Hidden Markov Model. I took one look at the main() (it’s written in C++) and decided I just had to post it here for public review, critique, and general merrymaking. It’s not … Continue reading
Look! I’m a scientist!
Who’s up for a little autobiography tied into an age-old debate? I’ve always been something of an engineer. My Dad enjoys telling the story of when I was barely able to walk: I fixed a loose bicycle wheel by tightening … Continue reading
Posted in lolcat, random
Tagged !(evolution xor creation), "because the bible says so" != logical scientific argument, creation story, creationism, critical thinking, debates, evolution, gravity is just a theory, hidden markov models, im tired of televangelists giving me science lessons, integrationism, let there be evolution, microevolution^(2million) = evolution ?, religion, science, scientific method
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You wanted nerdulance / geekery…
Here it is: this is what I’m studying currently for my third and final midterm in Computational Biology. This is an exploration in Hidden Markov Models. For those of you who really aren’t interested in the Wikipedia mumbo jumbo, an … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Graduate School, Mathematics
Tagged a priori, algorithms, backward algorithm, baum-welch, bayes rule, computational biology, emission, expectation, find the flaw: writing equations in ms word on a mac, forward algorithm, hidden markov models, is it spring break yet, likelihood, midterms, probability, statistical inference, statistics, transition, viterbi algorithm
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When I’m stressed, I get my car repaired too
Here’s a little piece of unsolicited advice from me to you: When you’re living on the third floor of a 3-floor apartment building, and therefore keeping your heating turned off to save on money (the heat rising from below is … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, foooooood, Graduate School, lolcat, Mathematics, Programming, Technology
Tagged bayesian networks, c++, chili, computational biology, d-separation, darbus, dripping wet + cold air = ouch, dynamic programming, expectation-maximization, haplotype inference, hardy-weinburg, hidden markov models, java, linkage disequilibrium, logistic regression, lol wut, machine learning, maximum likelihood, midterms, naive bayes, parameter estimation, ronon, salem, vsquared
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Theatre of Consciousness 