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Reputation: 447

How do i extract the posterior probability of the hmm?

I just extracted a alignment from my model at a frame level.

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Each phone class is defined in the data/lang/phones.txt file, which according to this phones can be seperated into X , X_B ,X_I, X_E, X_S

in which _B phoneme begining _E phoneme ending, _S phoneme singleton, _I phoneme intermediate , X just a phoneme.

I was under the impression that each phoneme was decoded using a tri stated hmm, and therefore thought that it would be possible to decode phone at a frame level given three frames => three set of features => three sequenced set of emission probabilities => determining phonemes.

But this doesn't seem to be the case, so the feature must contain information from static, delta, delta-deltas.

If this is the case, is it possible to extract the expected posterior probabilities for the three states for each phoneme?

And is it possible given a one set of features (enough to decode a phoneme), decode it to a phoneme given a premade script?

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