A Dynamic HMM for On-line Segmentation of Sequential Data

Kohlmorgen, Jens, Lemm, Steven

Neural Information Processing Systems 

We propose a novel method for the analysis of sequential data that exhibits an inherent mode switching. In particular, the data might be a non-stationary time series from a dynamical system that switches between multiple operating modes. Unlike other approaches, ourmethod processes the data incrementally and without any training of internal parameters. The main idea of the approach is to track and segment changes of the probability density of the data in a sliding window on the incoming data stream. The usefulness of the algorithm is demonstrated by an application to a switching dynamical system. 1 Introduction Abrupt changes can occur in many different real-world systems like, for example, in speech, in climatological or industrial processes, in financial markets, and also in physiological signals (EEG/MEG).

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