Learn How to Use Hidden Markov Model Toolbox (HMM) in Matlab

I want to train a Hidden Markov model for a time series. I tried using Matlab but it is discrete in nature. Can anyone share some good libraries for building continuous HMM on time series. As I am new to HMM, it would be thankful if a code snippet for creating HMM for a time series from the library is shared

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There is a Matlab library for continuous HMMs (Gaussian assumption) developed by K. Murphy. Here is the documentation which includes examples (codes snippets) and here is the most recent version of the codes to download.

FIGURE 3. Results summary for the Amplitude Envelope HMM. The right column shows the overall temporal statistics estimated from the continuous data without considering task structure. The fractional occupancy (A), Lifetimes (B) and Interval times (C) are shown. The middle column shows the group level results of the GLM analysis computed from the task-evoked fractional occupancies. (D) Shows the mean change in occupancy across all trials relative to baseline. Periods of significant change are indicated by a solid line at the bottom of the plot color-coded to state. (E) The result of the differential contrast between the Face and Scrambled Face stimuli. (F) The results of the differential contrast between the Famous and Unfamiliar face stimuli. (G) The mean activation maps for the six states extracted from the HMM observation models. The activation in each state is z-transformed.

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How people look at visual information reveals fundamental information about them; their interests and their states of mind. Previous studies showed that scanpath, i.e., the sequence of eye movements made by an observer exploring a visual stimulus, can be used to infer observer-related (e.g., task at hand) and stimuli-related (e.g., image semantic category) information. However, eye movements are complex signals and many of these studies rely on limited gaze descriptors and bespoke datasets. Here, we provide a turnkey method for scanpath modeling and classification. This method relies on variational hidden Markov models (HMMs) and discriminant analysis (DA). HMMs encapsulate the dynamic and individualistic dimensions of gaze behavior, allowing DA to capture systematic patterns diagnostic of a given class of observers and/or stimuli. We test our approach on two very different datasets. Firstly, we use fixations recorded while viewing 800 static natural scene images, and infer an observer-related characteristic: the task at hand. We achieve an average of 55.9% correct classification rate (chance = 33%). We show that correct classification rates positively correlate with the number of salient regions present in the stimuli. Secondly, we use eye positions recorded while viewing 15 conversational videos, and infer a stimulus-related characteristic: the presence or absence of original soundtrack. We achieve an average 81.2% correct classification rate (chance = 50%). HMMs allow to integrate bottom-up, top-down, and oculomotor influences into a single model of gaze behavior. This synergistic approach between behavior and machine learning will open new avenues for simple quantification of gazing behavior. We release SMAC with HMM, a Matlab toolbox freely available to the community under an open-source license agreement. 2ff7e9595c