... LAND^0.1

LAND: Laboratory for Modeling/Analysis and Development of Computer and Communications Systems.
URL: http://www.land.ufrj.br

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.../UFRJ^0.2

UFRJ: Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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...#tex2html_wrap_inline3807#^8.1

Remeber that Tangram-II's variables start from $0$.

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...trace.txt^11.1

This file is part of MTK, and can be found in $<$diretório X$>$.

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... observations^11.2

OK, so this is an unreal number of observations to collect in a scenario like this, but so is a parrot standing on top of a casino table, right?

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... gain^11.3

By log-likelihood gain we mean the difference between the log-likelihood in iteration $i$ and iteration $i-1$.

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... group^11.4

$N = G \cdot E$

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... group^11.5

$N = G \cdot E$

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... transition^11.6

The initial state in the lower-level chain is chosen according to a initial state probability distribution associated with this lower-level Markov chain. Keep in mind that after every transition in the upper-level chain, which includes transitions to the same state, a new initial lower-level state is chosen, and the symbol emission process statrs from that state.

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... gain^11.7

By log-likelihood gain we mean the difference between the log-likelihood in iteration $i$ and iteration $i-1$.

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... group^11.8

$N = G \cdot E$

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... group^11.9

$N = G \cdot E$

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... transition^11.10

The initial state in the lower-level chain is chosen according to a initial state probability distribution associated with this lower-level Markov chain. Keep in mind that after every transition in the upper-level chain, which includes transitions to the same state, a new initial lower-level state is chosen, and the symbol emission process statrs from that state.

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... transition^11.11

The initial state in the lower-level chain is chosen according to a initial state probability distribution associated with this lower-level Markov chain. Keep in mind that after every transition in the upper-level chain, which includes transitions to the same state, a new initial lower-level state is chosen, and the symbol emission process statrs from that state.

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... plugin^11.12

Which can be found in the $MTK_HOME/plugins directory.

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